About Ajay
Ajay Choudhary constructed a profession at the intersection of public service and private practice. He studied economics and legal studies on the University of California, Berkeley, earning his B.A. in 1994. He went directly to obtain his J.D. from SMU Dedman School of Law in 1997.
He started his professional legal career the identical yr he graduated, joining Coane and Associates as an associate. Those early years have been formative. He treated routine legal proceedings and discovered the realistic demands of contentious practice.
In 2010 he moved into an in-residence role as Assistant General Counsel for the Houston Housing Authority. The role put him on the other aspect of many regimen legal issues: compliance, contracts, and regulatory things that affect public housing operations. It also gave him knowledge advising a central authority agency on day-to-day legal dangers and on litigation strategy.
Three years later he co-founded Khemka & Choudhary. As a founder and practicing lawyer there, he has controlled instances and overseen matters that span court work and transactional recommendation. His practice attracts on experience from both personal firms and public-sector counsel work.
Choudhary is licensed to practice in Texas and before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, as well as the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas and the associated insolvency courtroom. He holds board certification in Labor and Employment Law from the Texas Board of Legal Specialization, a credential that reflects specialised training and examination in that area.
His caseload includes employment and employment law matters. He handles litigation in state and federal courts and advises on workplace policies and adherence problems. Years at a housing authority inform his point of view on public-sector employment problems and administrative processes, while his private practice work has concerned disputes that occur within the commercial workplace.
Clients and colleagues describe him as continuous in court and pragmatic at the bargaining desk. He has a tendency to prefer clear analysis over rhetoric and prefers fixing issues early when possible. He remains lively within the legal community and keeps admissions across trial and appellate forums.
He is a founding lawyer at Khemka & Choudhary and keeps a practice that makes a speciality of labor and labor law, employment legal proceedings, workplace policy, and associated regulatory proceedings.
