Heideman Nudelman & Kalik announced it will no longer represent former client Vahan Karapetyan, citing concerns over the firm’s compliance with ethical standards and the potential for conflict of interest. The decision follows a series of internal reviews that highlighted discrepancies in the firm’s handling of client disclosures.

Karapetyan, a prominent activist in the Armenian diaspora, had engaged the firm to assist with a high‑profile litigation case. The firm’s withdrawal underscores the importance of transparent client relationships and adherence to the rule of law, especially in cases that attract public scrutiny.

Legal analysts note that the move may prompt a broader examination of ethical practices within the industry, reinforcing the need for accountability and the protection of client interests. The firm has pledged to cooperate fully with any regulatory inquiries.

Source: Legis1