Abramson Mozus (1903-1941) was born on 8 July 1903 in Riga into the family of a building manager and merchant; father — Efraim Itsig, mother — Rakhel (Brika). Studied at the secondary school of N. Rivosh. In 1914, he moved with his family to Petrograd, where he studied at the Aizenbeth Gymnasium. In 1919, he returned to Riga.

He continued his studies at the I. Landau Gymnasium, graduating in 1921. From 1921, he studied law at the University of Latvia, graduating in 1928. In 1921–23, worker in the dyeing department of O. Beitler and the clothing dyeing department of I. Urgand. From 17 October 1928, assistant to sworn advocate I. Dreyman in Riga; from February 1934 — to F. Lacks. In 1929–30, he performed mandatory military service in the Latvian Army, serving as a clerk in the Latvian Military Court. On 14 March 1936, he was removed from the list of assistant sworn advocates. He was a member of the Jewish Legal Society. A property owner in Riga.

Perished during the German occupation of 1941.

Publications:

To which cases of unjust enrichment can Articles 3734–3736 of the Civil Law be applied. — Riga, 1936.

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