She represents both debtors and creditors in Chapter 11 reorganizations, asset sales, and bankruptcy-related litigation. Leti’s approach combines rigorous legal analysis with a deep understanding of her clients’ business objectives, ensuring tailored solutions that address both legal and practical considerations. Leti is a trusted authority in bankruptcy law, adeptly guiding clients through the full spectrum of complex proceedings. She provides strategic counsel on Chapter 11 reorganizations—including specialized Subchapter V cases tailored for small businesses—while skillfully managing asset sales and acquisitions. In addition to navigating bankruptcy-related and commercial litigation, Leti also serves as counsel to the fee examiners in large Chapter 11 cases, ensuring thorough oversight throughout the restructuring process.
Leti’s comprehensive approach has led to successful outcomes for clients across various industries. Her commitment to clear communication and strategic planning ensures that clients receive practical and effective legal counsel.
Leti is known for her collaborative and client-focused approach. She takes the time to understand her clients’ goals and works diligently to develop strategies that advance their interests. Clients appreciate her responsiveness, transparency, and ability to simplify complex legal concepts, making her a trusted advisor in both routine and high stakes matters.
Leti enjoys running, skiing, and spending time outside with her husband and two young kids.
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Verrill’s business restructuring and insolvency attorneys have represented clients in many significant bankruptcy cases, including Chapter 11 business reorganizations, Chapter 7 business liquidations, and Chapter 13 cases involving business issues, throughout the United States, resulting in a high level of sophistication that benefits the wide range of clients we serve.
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