Mahendru

Roshni is a member of Butler Snow’s Commercial Litigation group. She has represented clients in state and federal courts in a variety of industries, including labor and employment, white collar defense, oil and gas, healthcare, construction, contracts, and trusts and estates. Further, she has handled cases across a broad range of legal issues, such as complex commercial disputes, breach of contract, construction defects, nonsolicitation and noncompete agreements, tort liability and trust management.

Roshni earned her bachelor’s degree from The University of Texas at Austin and her Juris Doctor from The University of Texas School of Law. While in law school, she was involved in The Review of Litigation, mock trial, Law Students for Black Lives, and Asian Pacific American Law Students Association. Outside of the office, Roshni continues to remain involved in advocacy programs, having assisted mock trial teams at The University of Texas School of Law and having coached moot court teams at the University of Houston Law Center.

• Commercial Litigation
• Employment Litigation
• Labor & Employment
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Business Torts & Unfair Competition

• Regularly prepares and responds to discovery and dispositive motions.
• Represents high-profile companies and individuals in a wide variety of litigation in state and federal courts.
• Member of a team that represented a bank in successfully defeating a Rule 202 petition.
• Assisted in counseling clients on separation and settlement agreements in the employment and litigation context.

• Texas, 2023
• U.S. District Courts
  • Texas: Southern

• The University of Texas School of Law, J.D., 2023
  • The Review of Litigation, Staff Editor, Vol. 41–42, 2021–2023
  • The Order of Barristers
  • Mock Trial: Strasburger Champion 2022, TYLA Competitor, QDA Competitor, Broadus A. Spivey Scholarship in Trial Advocacy
  • Board of Advocacy, Member
  • Law Students for Black Lives, Finance Director 2021–2022
  • Asian Pacific American Law Student Association, Events Chair 2021–2022
  • Pro Bono: Actual Innocence Clinic, Expunction Project, Jail Voting Project, Eviction Case
• The University of Texas, B.A., Government, 2020
  • Liberal Arts Honors
  • Distinguished College Scholar
  • Minority Women Pursuing Law, Member, 2018-2019
  • Liberal Arts Council, Financial Director, 2018-2019

• State Bar of Texas
• Austin Bar Association
• Austin Young Lawyers Association
• Travis County Women Lawyers Association
• South Asian Bar Association of Austin