In 2023, innovation has taken on a new meaning, says Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe's innovation advisor Vedika Mehera. To stand out, firms have to look beyond seeing technology just as an efficiency enabler.
March 15, 2023 at 05:17 PM
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Career paths in the legal technology industry aren’t always linear—just ask Vedika Mehera.
After beginning her career at a Boston law firm, Mehera quickly started experimenting with technology. Following her time as an attorney-coder intern, where she created applications for attorneys, Mehera became Davis Wright Tremaine’s legal solutions architect.
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Vedika Mehera, innovation adviser with Orrick. (Courtesy photo)
