Pooja Kedia grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. She completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Arizona where she received the Tradition of Excellence Scholarship and Minority Student Achievement Award.  She was on the Dean’s List and graduated Magna Cum Laude in 2002. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in business economics, she worked at various Fortune 500 companies prior to attending law school.

Pooja graduated from Sandra Day O’Connor, College of Law at the Arizona State University in 2011 where she was a Marshall Brennan Fellow and Human Trafficking Research Fellow. She also volunteered several hours as a student representative at the Immigration Law and Policy Clinic earning her the highest pro bono distinction upon graduation. She also clerked at the Arizona Supreme Court and Arizona Attorney General’s Office.

Pooja has had a keen sense of justice and a passion to serve others from a very young age. She has channeled this passion into becoming a versatile attorney with broad legal experience. From commercial litigation to criminal defense, she has obtained great results for her clients in and out of court over the years. She has a client-centered approach, and her goal is to obtain best possible results on their behalf.

Outside of work, Pooja participates in several enriching activities to keep her grounded. She is an avid hiker and a long-time Zen (meditation) practitioner.  She likes to maintain close-knit circle of friends and spends a lot of her free time with her family.