Anasuya is originally from Indianapolis, Indiana. She received her BA from Oberlin College with a double major in Law and Society and French Language and Literature in 2014. Anasuya then attended Indiana University Maurer School of Law, receiving her JD in 2018, where she focused on constitutional law and immigration law. She served as Editor-in-Chief of the Indiana Journal of Constitutional Design and an Executive Editor for the Indiana Journal of Law and Social Equality. In 2017, she was a summer law clerk for the Hon. John G. Baker (ret.) of the Indiana Court of Appeals. She was awarded a “Certificate in Law and Democracy” for pursuing specialized coursework in constitutional law and serving as an JD affiliate of Indiana University’s Center for Constitutional Democracy. She received a CALI Award in the course “Constitutional Design and the Economy.”

Following law school, she was selected from her graduating class to be a Visiting Fellow at the Lauterpacht Centre for International Law, one of the academic research centers for the Faculty of Law at the University of Cambridge, where she pursued research on international socio-economic human rights litigation. She spent the first three and a half years of her legal career as a consumer protection attorney for a New York-based firm, representing clients in both Indiana and Arizona. Following this, she worked as a legal consultant for a large tech company and as a Deputy County Attorney for the civil division of the Pima County Attorney’s Office in Tucson, Arizona, where she specialized in health law.

Since joining Lynch Carpenter in 2024, she has represented plaintiffs in a variety of cases, including data breach and data privacy actions. Anasuya is admitted to practice law in Indiana, Arizona, Pennsylvania, the Northern and Southern Districts of Indiana, and the Eastern and Western Districts of Pennsylvania. She is an avid basketball fan and enjoys live music (often performed by her husband, a classical musician), hiking, yoga, and hanging out with her rescue Pug and Siberian Husky.