Ms. Chudasama is a skilled litigator who has represented individuals and entities at all stages of litigation, including on appeal. Ms. Chudasama focuses her practice in the areas of medical malpractice, legal malpractice, personal injury, insurance coverage disputes, and general liability. She has significant experience in cases involving professional malpractice, vehicular collisions, premises liability, wrongful death, fires/explosions, and products liability.

Ms. Chudasama graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School, where she had the opportunity to intern for Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Michael J. Gableman. She was a member of the Wisconsin Law Review and part of an award-winning team in an international moot arbitration competition. Ms. Chudasama won the Steward Macaulay Award for Excellence and Leadership in Contract Law.

Ms. Chudasama is the Past Chair of the Minnesota State Bar Association’s Professional Regulation Committee. She was appointed by the Minnesota Supreme Court to the No-Fault Standing Committee and is an active no-fault arbitrator. Ms. Chudasama has also been active in the State Bar of Wisconsin. She has served on the Board of Governors, including as Chair of its Governance Committee, as well as the Nonresident Lawyers Division Board as President.

Education

• University of Wisconsin Law School, J.D., 2010
  • Wisconsin Law Review, Note and Comment Editor
• York University, Schulich School of Business, i.B.B.A., 2005

Bar Admissions

• U.S. District Court, District of Minnesota
• U.S. District Court, Western District of Wisconsin
• Minnesota
• Wisconsin
• New York

Certifications

• Minnesota No-Fault Arbitrator

Professional Achievements

• Douglas K. Amdahl Inn of Court, Barrister
• Minnesota No-Fault Standing Committee, appointed by the Minnesota Supreme Court
  
• Second Judicial District Ethics Committee, Past Investigator

Bar Associations

• Minnesota State Bar Association
  • Professional Regulation Committee, f/k/a Rules of Professional Conduct Committee, Past Chair
• State Bar of Wisconsin
  • Board of Governors
    • Governance Committee, Chair
  • Nonresident Lawyers Division, President
• Hennepin County Bar Association
• Ramsey County Bar Association
  • Judges’ Dinner Committee, Past Co-Chair
  • Bench & Bar Benefit Committee, Past Member
• Minnesota Hispanic Bar Association
• Minnesota Asian Pacific American Bar Association

Professional Associations

• Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association
• Defense Research Institute (DRI)

Civic Involvement

• Civil Society, Board of Directors, Past Treasurer

• The Best Lawyers in America©, Legal Malpractice Law-Defendants and Personal Injury Litigation-Defendants, 2025
• Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch, Medical Malpractice and Professional Malpractice Law, 2023-2024, Personal Injury Litigation, 2024
  
• Nonresident Lawyers Division Founder's Award, State Bar of Wisconsin, 2023
• Up-and-Coming Attorney, Minnesota Lawyer, 2020
• Selected to the Minnesota Rising Stars list, Super Lawyers, 2019-present
• Top 40 Under 40, National Trial Lawyers, 2019
• Skadden Arps Foreign Direct Investment International Moot Competition
  • Received Oxford University Press Award for Best-Counter Memorial
    
• Stewart Macaulay Award for Excellence and Leadership in Contract Law

• Hindi
• Gujarati
• Spanish

• When Is A Mistake Legal Malpractice?, author, Attorney at Law Magazine, Vol. 12, No. 11, November 2023

Ms. Chudasama has been published twice by Minnesota Trial magazine, in the Wisconsin Lawyer, and also in the State Bar of Wisconsin’s Nonresident Lawyers Division online blog. She was also recognized in Minnesota Lawyer for an Up & Coming Attorney Award in 2020.

• On Racial Equity: 26 Voices, Wisconsin Lawyer, July 27, 2020
• 2020 Up & Coming Attorneys: Anu Chudasama, Minnesota Lawyer, September 12, 2020

• Ethical Considerations for the Use of AI by the Long-Term Care Litigator, co-presenter, Defense Research Institute 2024 Senior Living and Long-Term Care Litigation Seminar, September 20, 2024

• Criminal Liability for Medical Negligence: The Case of RaDonda Vaught, co-presenter, Minnesota Defense Lawyers Association Medical Malpractice Seminar, April 13, 2023