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Lexitas elevates Nishat Mehta as CEO
In his new role Mehta plans AI expansion for Legal Industry, accelerating the growth of the company’s eLaw® case tracking system.
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Nishat Mehta. / Image - Lexitas
Lexitas, a Huston-based leader in litigation services and legal technology, has appointed Nishat Mehta as chief executive officer, with outgoing CEO Gary Buckland transitioning to the role of chairman.
Mehta, who joined Lexitas in 2024 as chief operating officer and president, brings extensive experience in technology and customer-focused solutions. In his new role, he aims to guide the company through a year of growth, marked by the rollout of AI-assisted tools and service enhancements designed to increase efficiency and reduce costs for clients.
In 2025, Lexitas plans to introduce an AI-enabled deposition analysis platform and expand its “eLaw® case tracking system” to Florida. These advancements reflect the company’s commitment to leveraging technology for the legal profession.
Outgoing CEO Buckland praised Mehta’s leadership, highlighting his expertise in digital platforms and customer loyalty.“For years, Lexitas has served as a trusted partner for organizations of all sizes, and Nishat is the perfect person to lead our team into the next phase of growth,” Buckland, adding “His deep experience in customer loyalty, tech solutions, and digital platforms will help Lexitas to grow and strengthen our market position with authority.”
“Lexitas is proud to lead the comprehensive, transparent, and responsible adoption of technology in the legal profession,” said Mehta in a statement, adding “Our team’s mission is to build long-term relationships with our clients and harness today’s innovations to help our clients increase efficiency, manage cost, and reduce risk, all while providing excellent service.”
Before joining Lexitas, Mehta was president of Global Products and Solutions at Circana, where he oversaw media, analytics, and software businesses. He previously held leadership roles at MicroStrategy and 84.51º, focusing on data-driven strategies for consumer brands.
Mehta holds degrees in applied mathematics and computer science from Harvard University.
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