Meera is a bilingual business lawyer whose practice focuses on corporate and commercial legal services for new, growing and established companies at every stage of their lifecycle. She takes the time to understand each client and what makes their business unique, so that she can provide personalized, focused counsel that enables businesses to grow and get deals done. Meera's expertise includes new business formation, corporate governance, contract drafting and negotiation, as well as navigating the legal aspects of daily business operations. She has successfully led major transactions as company counsel and handled mergers, acquisitions, and financing rounds. Meera is astute at providing both strategic value and ongoing support in the role of outside general counsel. She has a proven track record of helping company owners navigate successful separations. In all aspects of her practice, Meera takes pride in negotiating the best deal for her clients.

Meera has been recognized as a Top Attorney in Austin Monthly magazine for several years. She has served on the Board of American Gateways for over six years, a non-profit that provides legal services to the immigrant community in Central Texas. She is licensed to practice in both Texas and California, and speaks Spanish fluently.

Before entering private practice in 2017, Meera held leadership roles in government, including General Counsel to the US Embassy in Baghdad, where she was awarded a Campaign Medal of Honor. She also held the role of Assistant Dean for Global Programs at NYU Law School, where she launched a global legal education program spanning four continents.

Meera first moved to Austin as an undergraduate student at UT, and she fell in love with the city. Her law school and career path took her away to many places for numerous years. Eleven years ago she had the chance to return, and she hasn't left since. Meera has a passion for cooking, enjoys running, swimming, and exploring nature, and deeply values spending time— preferably outdoors— with her family and community.