House Foreign Affairs Chair Brian Mast, R-Fla, has been negotiating with representatives for Jensen Huang to testify about the Megaspeed – Alice Huang relationship as Mast and other committee chairs had requested back on Nov. 4, 2026 before the affair story broke.
According to the New York Times, Huang has hired lawyers from Paul, Weiss, Melinda Haag and Walter Brown, to represent him.
Haag’s firm bio states: “Over more than three decades, Melinda has led or co-led more than 20 jury and bench trials, including complex white collar and civil rights cases, and has handled numerous white collar criminal matters, corporate investigations and complex commercial litigations. Melinda has long represented companies and their boards in law enforcement and multi-regulator investigations and in internal investigations, as well as senior executives in connection with government and internal investigations…. During her five-year tenure as U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of California, she spearheaded numerous high-profile investigations and prosecutions. Earlier, Melinda served for nine years as a federal prosecutor, ultimately being tapped by then-U.S. Attorney Robert Mueller as Chief of the White Collar section of the San Francisco office.”
Brown’s firm bio states: “For nearly three decades, Walt has represented leading public corporations, emerging private companies and individual executives in connection with criminal and regulatory investigations, parallel civil and administrative litigation and proceedings, complex business disputes and high-stakes class actions. He has also advised numerous clients through a variety of crisis management matters…. Earlier in his career, Walt served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in the Criminal Division of the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Central District of California, where he tried 20 felony cases to verdict and handled numerous appeals before the Ninth Circuit. Walt has represented clients ranging from multinational Fortune 500 corporations to individual founders and executives in significant government enforcement actions, internal and regulatory investigations, high-stakes business litigations and nationwide class actions.”
