Sudheera Koduru
About Sudheera Koduru
Sudheera Koduru is a Future Trainee Solicitor based in London, currently serving as Co-captain of the King's College London Law Society and as a Student Ambassador. With extensive experience in mentoring and participation in various legal schemes, Koduru has developed a strong foundation in the legal field.
Work at Linklaters
Sudheera Koduru has been working at Linklaters as a Future Trainee Solicitor since 2017. This role involves preparing for a career in law while gaining practical experience in a leading global law firm. Linklaters is known for its focus on corporate law and financial services, providing a comprehensive training environment for aspiring solicitors.
Current Role at King's College London
Sudheera Koduru serves as Co-captain of the King's College London Law Society since 2017. In this position, she has contributed to the society's activities and events, fostering a community for law students. Additionally, she has been a Student Ambassador since 2016, representing the university and assisting prospective students in understanding the law program.
Mentoring Experience
Sudheera has been involved in mentoring through the K+ E-mentor program at King's College London for an extended period. This program supports students by providing guidance and resources to help them navigate their academic and professional journeys in law.
Previous Legal Experience
Sudheera Koduru has participated in various legal vacation schemes and workshops across prestigious law firms in the UK. Notable experiences include a month-long vacation scheme at Ashurst in 2017, a vacation scheme at Hugh James in 2018, and multiple spring workshops at firms such as Taylor Wessing, RPC, and Herbert Smith Freehills in 2017.
Leadership in Pro Bono Initiatives
Sudheera served as Vice President of the King's College London Pro Bono Society from 2017 to 2018. In this leadership role, she contributed to the society's initiatives and outreach efforts, promoting legal assistance and community service among law students.