At Keller Postman, Aditya’s focus is on electronic discovery—the collection, review, and production of the firm’s clients’ data and the receipt and review of information from opposing parties. Currently, Aditya is involved in performing discovery activities in the Necrotizing Enterocolitis (NEC)/Infant Formula Litigation.
Aditya began his career as a civil legal aid attorney at Prairie State Legal Service, where he practiced in the areas of public benefits, Social Security disability, eviction defense, subsidized housing, guardianship, and school/education. Later on, he served as a consultant on discovery matters involving analyzing the production of documents for responsiveness, privilege, and PII/sensitive information and overseeing quality control.
Aditya graduated from Valparaiso Law School, where he volunteered as a tax preparer as part of the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. He earned his undergraduate degree in Political Science from Bradley University.
Aditya is licensed to practice law in Illinois only.
"My proudest moments as a plaintiffs’ and legal aid attorney involved helping clients resolve problems involving their basic human needs. Some examples entail having advocated on behalf of parents of school aged children with civil legal issues impacting their children’s ability to succeed at school and helping tenants preserve their housing due to no fault of their own. "