Kellian Summers

Background

About Kellian Summers

Trial Attorney specializing in complex, high exposure cases involving catastrophic personal injury, wrongful death, product defect, and civil rights. Kellian is a fierce advocate for her clients. She believes every client has a story to be told and considers it a privilege to be the one to tell it. Few are as personable, passionate, and perceptive as Kellian is with each of her clients and their families. Kellian is the rare litigator who understands civil cases from every angle at both the state and federal level. Prior to joining the firm, Kellian was a Partner at a preeminent litigation firm where she spent nearly a decade on the trial team led by one of the nation’s most sought out civil defense trial attorneys. While there, Kellian regularly obtained outstanding results for her clients who were facing claims involving constitutional violations such as excessive use of force, assault, battery, and false arrest/imprisonment, as well as claims involving catastrophic personal injury, product defect, sexual molestation of a child, dangerous condition of public property, and class actions. Her tenure on the defense side makes Kellian a formidable opponent. She litigates effectively and efficiently, and her relentless pursuit of accountability and justice is unmatched. Having defended high-profile clients in high-exposure cases for many years, Kellian can achieve fantastic results in her cases where it may otherwise have taken years to do so. Kellian understands what the other side is doing and considering at every turn in a case, leaving her always one step ahead of her opponents and one step closer to justice for her clients. Kellian graduated from the University of Southern California with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature. Thereafter, she earned her Juris Doctor from Southwestern Law School where she served as Chair of the Trial Advocacy Honors Program and was routinely awarded Best Advocate in mock trial competitions. Upon graduation, Kellian was selected to participate in the American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA) Fellowship Honors Program; a program made available to only those in the top 10% of their class. Her natural talent in the courtroom was quickly recognized by both plaintiff and defense firms, and she was chosen by ABOTA and the Dean of Southwestern Law School to receive the “Excellence in Preparation for Trial Practice” Award.