Education

J.D., The University of Alabama School of Law

B.S., Birmingham-Southern College

Bar and Court Admissions

Alabama

Aditi Prasad is an Associate at Sandler Reiff Lamb Rosenstein & Birkenstock, P.C.

Prior to joining Sandler Reiff, Aditi served as a judicial law clerk to the Honorable Katherine E. Oler and the Honorable Carl E. Ross of the Superior Court of the District of Columbia, where she supported the civil division by drafting orders, managing a high-volume docket, and analyzing complex litigation spanning commercial disputes, election law, and administrative agency appeals. She brings a strong background in governmental affairs, shaped by experience on Capitol Hill, where she collaborated closely with congressional leaders and community stakeholders.

Aditi graduated from the University of Alabama School of Law with a certificate in Governmental Affairs, where she was a member of the Alabama Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Law Review, Treasurer of the Student Bar Association, and a Law School Ambassador. While in law school, Aditi interned for the Alabama Legislative Services Agency and the Alabama State Legislature, gaining statutory drafting experience on a variety of legislative priorities including state election laws and voting rights legislation.

Aditi’s political experience is rooted in her early work on statewide campaigns, including serving as Press Secretary for the Joe Siegelman Attorney General Campaign, where she gained experience in political organizing, campaign communications, and grassroots outreach efforts.

Aditi is a member of the Alabama Bar Association.

Not admitted to the D.C. Bar; practice supervised by D.C. Bar Members.

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