Credentials
Education
Clerkships
Law Clerk to the Honorable Chad F. Kenney, United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Bar and Admissions
Colorado
New York
Teaching Positions
Adjunct Professor at Cornell Law School for the Asylum Appellate Clinic
Practices
Neethu Putta developed significant litigation experience as a law clerk for the Honorable Chad F. Kenney, United States District Court Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and as a litigation and trial associate for one of the nation’s largest law firms, where she helped represent clients in multi-million dollar disputes. She has served as a lead associate for multiple bench trials and final arbitration hearings.
Prior to joining WTO, Neethu was Neethu’s previous roles also include serving as an adjunct professor at Cornell Law School in the Asylum Appellate Clinic, and a teaching role at Blackstone Valley Prep Elementary School 2 in Cumberland, RI through Teach for America.
Cases
Defended a national space and satellite company against claims of fraud, negligence, and violations of Colorado non-compete statues, leading to a successful resolution of the matter.
Took over as lead counsel representing a hospital in an injury case for a case scheduled for trial.
Won a motion to dismiss with prejudice representing a member-owned electric distribution cooperative in a breach of contract case.
Defended a national space and satellite company against claims of fraud, negligence, and violations of Colorado non-compete statues, leading to a successful resolution of the matter.
Took over as lead counsel representing a hospital in an injury case for a case scheduled for trial.
Won a motion to dismiss with prejudice representing a member-owned electric distribution cooperative in a breach of contract case.
Neethu Putta developed significant litigation experience as a law clerk for the Honorable Chad F. Kenney, United States District Court Judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and as a litigation and trial associate for one of the nation’s largest law firms, where she helped represent clients in multi-million dollar disputes. She has served as a lead associate for multiple bench trials and final arbitration hearings.
Prior to joining WTO, Neethu was Neethu’s previous roles also include serving as an adjunct professor at Cornell Law School in the Asylum Appellate Clinic, and a teaching role at Blackstone Valley Prep Elementary School 2 in Cumberland, RI through Teach for America.
Credentials
Education
Clerkships
Law Clerk to the Honorable Chad F. Kenney, United States District Court, Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Bar and Admissions
Colorado
New York
Teaching Positions
Adjunct Professor at Cornell Law School for the Asylum Appellate Clinic
Practices
Cases
Defended a national space and satellite company against claims of fraud, negligence, and violations of Colorado non-compete statues, leading to a successful resolution of the matter.
Took over as lead counsel representing a hospital in an injury case for a case scheduled for trial.
Won a motion to dismiss with prejudice representing a member-owned electric distribution cooperative in a breach of contract case.
Defended a national space and satellite company against claims of fraud, negligence, and violations of Colorado non-compete statues, leading to a successful resolution of the matter.
Took over as lead counsel representing a hospital in an injury case for a case scheduled for trial.
Won a motion to dismiss with prejudice representing a member-owned electric distribution cooperative in a breach of contract case.