Attorney Profile
John J. Sullivan is a 1973 graduate of the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA and a 1976 graduate of the Indiana University School of Law in Bloomington, IN. During law school John J. Sullivan interned for the Chief Judge of the Southern District of Indiana, William Steckler.
For 9 years, John J. Sullivan was associated with the law firm of White & Raub in Indianapolis, IN. White & Raub is a defense-oriented firm. There John Sullivan gained trial experience in major gas explosion cases and train accidents.
In 1985, John j. Sullivan became of counsel to the law firm of Miller Muller Mendelson & Kennedy (now Montross Miller Muller Mendelson & Kennedy LLP). As the Practice Areas indicate, John J. Sullivan is an experienced attorney in several areas. If the complexity of the case dictates, he can assemble a team of attorneys to meet the demands of your case.
John J. Sullivan is politically active. In the early 70s, he worked for Congressman Michael Harrington (D-MA). In 1983, John J. Sullivan was the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Indianapolis. He has been a delegate to the National Democratic Convention. He has been State Chairman of the Dick Gephardt for President Committee (1988) and Bob Kerrey for President Committee (1992). John J. Sullivan has served on numerous committees for the Indiana Democratic Party.
Although John J. Sullivan is active in the Democratic Party, he represents clients regardless of their political affiliation. John J. Sullivan is respected by both major political parties. In most cases, he is seen as a facilitator. In 1985, John J. Sullivan was appointed by the Republican Mayor of Indianapolis to serve on the Marion County Convention Center and Recreational Facilities Commission. That 3-member commission oversaw the expansion of the RCA Dome, the convention center and the United Air Line Maintenance Facilty. Also, in 1988, John J. Sullivan was Chairman of the Indiana Recount Commission.
John has worked to reform health insurance and was instrumental in changing the federal law to have health insurance portable and allow people to invest in health savings accounts.
In 1996, John J. Sullivan was named a Sagamore of the Wabash by then Indiana Governor, Evan Bayh.
For 9 years, John J. Sullivan was associated with the law firm of White & Raub in Indianapolis, IN. White & Raub is a defense-oriented firm. There John Sullivan gained trial experience in major gas explosion cases and train accidents.
In 1985, John j. Sullivan became of counsel to the law firm of Miller Muller Mendelson & Kennedy (now Montross Miller Muller Mendelson & Kennedy LLP). As the Practice Areas indicate, John J. Sullivan is an experienced attorney in several areas. If the complexity of the case dictates, he can assemble a team of attorneys to meet the demands of your case.
John J. Sullivan is politically active. In the early 70s, he worked for Congressman Michael Harrington (D-MA). In 1983, John J. Sullivan was the Democratic nominee for Mayor of Indianapolis. He has been a delegate to the National Democratic Convention. He has been State Chairman of the Dick Gephardt for President Committee (1988) and Bob Kerrey for President Committee (1992). John J. Sullivan has served on numerous committees for the Indiana Democratic Party.
Although John J. Sullivan is active in the Democratic Party, he represents clients regardless of their political affiliation. John J. Sullivan is respected by both major political parties. In most cases, he is seen as a facilitator. In 1985, John J. Sullivan was appointed by the Republican Mayor of Indianapolis to serve on the Marion County Convention Center and Recreational Facilities Commission. That 3-member commission oversaw the expansion of the RCA Dome, the convention center and the United Air Line Maintenance Facilty. Also, in 1988, John J. Sullivan was Chairman of the Indiana Recount Commission.
John has worked to reform health insurance and was instrumental in changing the federal law to have health insurance portable and allow people to invest in health savings accounts.
In 1996, John J. Sullivan was named a Sagamore of the Wabash by then Indiana Governor, Evan Bayh.
- Admitted: 1976, Indiana; 1982, U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit; 1986, U.S. Supreme Court
- Law School: Indiana University School of Law - Bloomington, IN, J.D.
- Member: Indianapolis and Indiana State Bar Association.
- Biography: Member, Marion County Convention Center and Recreational Facilities Commission, 1985-1995. Chairman, Indiana Recount Commission, 1988.
- Born: Indianapolis, Indiana, May 2, 1951
8900 Keystone Crossing
Suite 1250
Indianapolis IN 46240
Phone: 317-574-4500
Fax: 317-574-4501
