PARTNERS

Greg Sullo, Founding Member & Partner

Biography: Born in Boston, Massachusetts; educated in Texas, Greg concentrates his area of practice in business and real estate transactions. As head of our Business Organizations & Transactions Practice Group, Greg has helped incorporate 65 new and emerging businesses in the Houston area. Greg is also the founding partner of Texas Lone Star Investments, Inc., a local area investment company working to help secure venture capital for small start-up companies and real estate developers.read more

Andrew Sullo, Founding Member & Partner

Biography: Andrew joined his brother in forming Sullo & Sullo, L.L.P. in 2000. He currently leads the firm's National Pharmaceutical and Products Liability Group as well as its local Personal Injury and Catastrophic Event Dockets. He has represented hundreds of plaintiffs nationwide in cases involving the U.S. Anti-Terrorism Statute, Talcum Powder Ovarian Cancer, Stryker Rejuvenate/ABGII hips, recalled DePuy ASR hips, DePuy Pinnacle hips, Transvaginal Mesh Failure, IVC Filter Injuries, and Xarelto Internal Bleeding Incidents. He also represents a multitude of clients in Houston that were victims of Hurricane Harvey’s controlled flooding releases as well as a robust docket of car and truck accident cases. read more

ASSOCIATE ATTORNEYS

Rey Ulisses Davila, Associate

Biography: Rey was born and raised in Alief-Houston, Texas. Rey has been a remarkable part of our firm for over 15 years. He began his career at Sullo & Sullo as a legal assistant, and then as a paralegal. While working for our firm, Rey continued attending college part-time and obtained his undergraduate degree. read more

Nicole Hillman, Associate

Biography: Nicole graduated from Law School at the University of Denver and was licensed by the Texas Bar in 2006. She focuses her practice on consumer debt, post-judgment garnishment and bankruptcy. read more

Joseph P. Johnson, Associate

Biography: Joseph P. Johnson was born and raised in San Angelo, Texas. He attended Austin College in Sherman, Texas and received a Bachelor of Arts with a major in History and a minor in English. After graduation, Joseph joined the AmeriCorps Volunteers in Service to America program, a federal program established to emulate the Peace Corps. read more

Katherine Marshall, Associate

Biography: Originally from San Antonio, Katherine attended and graduated from Alamo Heights High School, where she excelled academically and on the track. She went on to attend Brown University, where she concentrated in public policy while earning All-Ivy honors as a member of the school-record setting 4x800 meter relay team. After Brown, Katherine attended the University of Houston Law Center, where she worked in the school's immigration and civil clinics, winning an asylum case on behalf of her client.read more

Kathryn Mecredy, Associate

Biography: Originally from Oregon, Kathryn moved to Texas in 1997 to attend Texas Christian University where she majored in International Communication (through the school’s journalism department) and minored in Spanish. After graduation, she worked for several years as a marketing manager at a boutique advertising agency in Southlake, Texas. In 2004, Kathryn started law school at the University of Houston.read more

Jacqueline Okwueze, Associate

Biography: Jacqueline Okwueze was born in Ibadan, Nigeria and moved to the United States at an early age with her mother, a native of Ukraine. Following graduation from Cate High School in Santa Barbara, California, Jacqueline received her Bachelor’s degree in Marketing, cum laude, from Texas Southern University and represented her college competitively as a NCAA Division 1 athlete in Tennis. She excelled athletically and academically and was a recipient of an athletic and academic scholarship.read more

Phillip Payter, Associate

Biography: Phillip is a native Houstonian, he was born in Houston and he grew up in Spring, Texas. He went to Texas A&M University for his bachelor’s degree, majoring in history while minoring in psychology. Immediately after graduating Texas A&M, he attended Thurgood Marshall School of Law, where he became a Certified Mediator along with earning his Doctorate of Jurisprudence. Before joining Sullo & Sullo, Phillip worked as an attorney reviewing documents and using his legal expertise for large corporations primarily in the energy industry. read more

Elisha Phipps, Associate

Biography: A native of Michigan, Elisha Phipps graduated from Grand Valley State University with a degree in Legal Studies and a Minor in Spanish, and went on to graduate from Michigan State University College of Law. She has been a member of the State Bar of Texas since 2015. read more

Mark Robertson, Associate

Biography: Mark Robertson is a native Houstonian and has always called Houston home. Following graduation from Jersey Village High School, Mark received his Bachelor’s degree in theology with departmental honors from Loyola University and was the recipient of several academic scholarships. read more

Larissa Teasdale, Associate

Biography: Larissa Teasdale was not born in Texas, but she got here as fast as she could. She grew up overseas in Jakarta, Indonesia, which provided her the opportunity to travel the world extensively. These international experiences, combined with her family's many relocations, further developed Larissa's extroverted personality and desire to help people. After finally settling in Texas, she attended Baylor University where she earned a Bachelor of Business Administration in Economics and her Juris Doctorate. read more


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Getting to know our Houston Criminal Defense Attorneys

A criminal offense is a type of crime we distinguish from a civil “wrong.” A criminal offense is viewed by society as not only an offense against a victim but against society as a whole. A civil wrong involves a misbehavior toward a specific victim but is not considered an affront to the public or to morality in general. As an example, robbery is considered a criminal offense because a victim has been (forcefully) deprived of his or her property, but also because society as a whole is not tolerant of a violent personal theft.

When considering a white-collar crime, such as embezzlement, the owner of the business is harmed when an employee embezzles money, but in many cases, so is the public. In contrast, a civil wrong generally does not breach society’s moral sensibilities in the same way a criminal offense does. Because of this, we leave it to “society” (as in a public prosecutor such as a district attorney) to charge and prosecute criminal offenders, bringing justice to the victim, and, by extension, society.

Rather than the monetary compensation awarded a “victim” in a civil case, criminal defendants are incarcerated and/or fined, as a punishment. You may have been charged with a Texas felony—a more serious criminal offense—or a Texas misdemeanor, which is less serious, but can still have serious consequences. Criminal offenses include such crimes as murder, manslaughter, assault, sexual crimes, drug offenses, theft and burglary, DWI and DUI, juvenile crimes, disorderly conduct, domestic violence and shoplifting (as well as many more criminal offenses)

Whether the crime you are charged with is a felony or misdemeanor will depend on many different things—sometimes a crime which is normally a misdemeanor can be charged as a felony when there are aggravating circumstances or the offense is a second, third or subsequent charge. Houston Criminal Defense Attorneys also deal with probation violations, bench warrants and bond hearings. In fact, no matter the issue related to your criminal charges, an experienced Houston Criminal Lawyer from Sullo & Sullo can advocate on your behalf, defending your charges aggressively.

Both felony and misdemeanor offenses can cause not only serious criminal penalties, but additional consequences which can last for many, many years. Who you choose to represent you for your Harris County criminal charges makes a significant difference in the outcome of your criminal charges. The Sullo & Sullo Law Firm has two decades of experience in the field of criminal defense, which is definitely an advantage for you. Your criminal defense is extremely important, and you should not take chances with your future—we are in your corner, by your side, from start to finish. 

About Sullo & Sullo - At the Houston Law Firm of Sullo & Sullo, our Houston Criminal Attorneys have been helping Houstonians for nearly two decades, representing more than 275,000 clients during that time. We offer affordable prices and payment plans, have a 25 + member staff and twelve Houston Criminal Lawyers. In short, we understand the stress you are facing with your Houston criminal charges and we believe we can help alleviate that stress while ensuring your rights and your future are well-protected. We are a full-service law firm, founded with an objective of meeting the needs of today’s clients, while at the same time avoiding multi-tiered staffing and high overhead issues which often burden today’s “conventional” law firms. We have a simple approach—we will work with you to help define your objective then achieve that objective to the extent possible within the criminal justice system. Consider the following regarding Sullo & Sullo’s Houston Criminal Defense Attorneys:

  • We have tried more than 1000 criminal cases with more “not guilty” jury verdicts in Houston Municipal Court than any other law firm (2009-2014, 2017 and 2018);
  • Sullo & Sullo was ranked #1 on Yelp’s list of the Best 10 Lawyers in Houston in April 2019;
  • Sullo & Sullo was ranked #1 on Thumbtack’s list of the Best Lawyers in Houston in May 2019;
  • We were voted “Best Attorney” by the Bellaire/River Oaks/West University Examiner in 2011;
  • Andrew Sullo received AVVO’s 2019 Client’s Choice Award;
  • Andrew Sullo is a Top 100 National Trial Lawyer (2013-2019) as named by National Trial Lawyers;
  • Andrew Sullo is a member of the American Association for Justice (2013-2019). 

At the law firm of Sullo & Sullo, we use innovative and interactive technologies which allow our clients to receive a free consultation on criminal offense matters while retaining our services online. Our focus on keeping up with the ever-changing technologies has enabled our firm to offer high quality legal services at cost-effective prices.

Getting the Help You Need for Your Harris County Criminal Charges - Regardless of the criminal offense you have been charged with—whether a felony or a misdemeanor—Sullo & Sullo can help. We are highly experienced Houston Criminal Defense Lawyers who believe in our clients. We believe your future is important, and we understand that you have many questions following Harris County criminal charges. You may have been arrested for a DWI in Texas or a DUI in Texas. You may be confused about Texas DWI laws and wonder “Is a DWI a felony in Texas?”

You may be unclear about the differences in a DUI vs. DWI in Texas. Perhaps this is your first offense or a subsequent offense. You can have questions regarding an occupational license Texas, your ALR hearing, field sobriety tests, breathalyzer tests or blood alcohol tests. Whether you refused the breathalyzer test, or you believe the results of your breathalyzer test are wrong due to a specific issue, your Sullo & Sullo attorney can help. We offer the personal attention you really need following criminal charges in the state of Texas.

If you have been arrested or are being investigated for a crime, you are likely feeling anxious, frightened and totally stressed out. The uncertainty of what you need to do next can be almost paralyzing at a time when you need to take quick action. Remember, your case is far from over simply because you have been arrested. The prosecution must still build a convincing case against you, establishing guilt beyond a reasonable doubt. An experienced Sullo & Sullo Houston Criminal Defense Lawyer can give you the best chance at overcoming this major obstacle in your life and moving forward.

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