News and Results — Summa LLP

Summa attorney Hayley E. Huntley represents client in federal criminal tax charges, her advocacy resulting in a justified (but hard to secure) probationary sentence.

Summa LLPSeptember 10, 2025

Summa is growing! Attorney Eliza Haney joins Summa with years of distinguished wrongful conviction experience.

Summa LLPJuly 1, 2025

Summa secures relief from draconian mandatory minimum in narcotics case for Safety Valve-eligible client, achieving a non-custodial sentence by bringing client’s worthy story to light.

Summa LLPJune 26, 2025

Summa attorney Megan A. Maitia returns to the Delaware Court of Chancery, defending Summa's client in a countersuit and seeking dismissal.

Summa LLPJune 25, 2025

Summa defends startup and its CEO and COO in business tort case, litigating through the eve of trial and provoking complete voluntary dismissal of all claims.

Summa LLPJune 17, 2025

"2025 Chambers USA: Spotlight" Recognizes Summa LLP

"2025 Chambers USA: Spotlight" Recognizes Summa LLP

Summa LLPApril 17, 2025

Summa attorney Megan A. Maitia argues in the Delaware Court of Chancery, facing off against multiple parties and law firms and overcoming key motions to dismiss.

Summa LLPNovember 15, 2024

Summa is growing! Attorney Hayley Huntley joins Summa from a prestigious fellowship at the Federal Public Defender, Central District of California

Summa LLPJuly 1, 2024

Summa's Jennifer L. Williams and Megan A. Maitia complete federal criminal trial, defending a preeminent art dealer charged with embezzlement, teeing up novel legal issues on appeal.

Read more in the L.A. Times (subscription may be required): “He was a leading art dealer. Now, the 80-year-old could face more than a decade in prison.”

Summa LLPMay 31, 2024

Summa is growing! Patricia Reynaga, a seasoned paralegal, joins the team as a Trial Paralegal and Case Manager.

Summa LLPJanuary 11, 2023

Summa's Megan A. Maitia and Jennifer L. Williams negotiate a single-count misdemeanor plea

The misdemeanor plea was secured following a 12-count federal felony indictment. Through extensive briefing, Summa’s lawyers secured a “no sentence” sentence, convincing the judge that no custody, no probation, and no fine was necessary.

BHJune 22, 2022

Summa's Megan A. Maitia and Jennifer L. Williams, with co-counsel, secure full acquittal of physician-client after federal criminal jury trial in the Central District of California.

Read more in the Daily Journal (subscription required).

BHJune 22, 2022