Andrew Sullo

Andrew Sullo is a distinguished personal injury attorney and a key figure at Sullo & Sullo, L.L.P., where he leads the firm’s National Pharmaceutical and Products Liability Group. With a focus on personal injury and catastrophic events, Andrew has made a profound impact, securing substantial settlements and judgments for his clients.

Legal Practice and Expertise:

• Comprehensive representation in personal injury cases, ranging from minor accidents to catastrophic injuries and wrongful death.
• Notable involvement in high-profile litigations, including anti-terrorism cases, talcum powder ovarian cancer claims, and major pharmaceutical lawsuits.

Career Highlights:

• Co-founder of Sullo & Sullo, L.L.P., establishing a strong presence in national pharmaceutical and product liability litigation.
• Managed and led litigation against some of the world’s largest corporations, resulting in over $50 million in settlements for clients.
• Played a pivotal role in litigation against international banks under the US Anti-Terrorism Act, achieving significant settlements for victims.

Recognition and Awards:

• Received the Reader’s Choice Award for The Best Law Firm in 2011.
• Awarded the 2012 ‘Best of the Best’ Criminal Practice Lawyer in Texas by the Texas Lawyers Group.
• Named a TOP 100 NATIONAL TRIAL LAWYER for 8 consecutive years by the National Trial Lawyers Association.

Education:

• B.S. in Finance & Business Administration from Trinity University, 1997.
• Juris Doctorate (J.D.) from South Texas College of Law, 2000.

Admitted to Practice:

• State of Texas, 2000.
• United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas, 2003.
• United States Court of Federal Claims, 2018.

Andrew Sullo’s legal prowess and dedication to representing the injured and wronged have established him as a leading personal injury attorney in Houston, TX. His strategic approach and relentless advocacy ensure that justice is served for his clients, solidifying his reputation as a trusted legal advocate in challenging and high-stakes cases.