Activities & Affiliations: Member, State Bar of Texas in Real Estate, Business and Technology Law; Member, Houston Bar Association in Real Estate, Construction, Cyber and Probate, Trusts & Estates Law;

Education and Professional Background: B.S. in Finance, Trinity University, 1995; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), South Texas College of Law, 1998;

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 1998;

Andrew has logged more than 8,000 hours in front of a multitude of judges in court and has tried hundreds of cases to verdict. Sullo & Sullo Attorneys received the Reader's Choice Award for The Best Law Firm in 2011 by the three Houston neighborhoods of River Oaks, West University Place, and Bellaire. Andrew was recognized as the 2012 ‘Best of the Best’ Criminal Practice Lawyer in Texas by the Texas Lawyers Group

In 2014, Managing Partner Andrew Sullo began servicing the firm’s clients that had been injured by many of the world’s largest corporations. Since that time, he has obtained combined settlements in excess of $50 million on behalf of his clients against multiple NYSE traded companies including one corporation noted as a Fortune 100 Company with worldwide revenue exceeding $60 billion. When asked about the success of the firm’s personal injury division, Andrew opined, “Participating in litigation against a company with a $300 billion market cap taught me the resolve and fortitude necessary to fight the largest corporations on behalf of those clients that need a voice.”

In 2018, Sullo & Sullo was invited to join a small and elite group of law firms litigating against foreign banks for laundering money on behalf of Iran in violation of the US Anti- Terrorism Act. BNP Paribas, a French bank, plead guilty to criminal charges and agreed to pay over $8 billion in violations. HSBC Holding Group, a London bank, agreed to pay $1.25 billion in penalties as a condition of a deferred prosecution agreement. Several other banks paid hundreds of millions of dollars each in settlements, fines, and deferred prosecution agreements based on anti-terrorism law violations. Sullo & Sullo is now prosecuting these banks on behalf of injured and fallen US soldiers and contractors who served in the Iraq War.

Andrew Sullo has recently been named as a TOP 100 NATIONAL TRIAL LAYWER for the 8th consecutive year by the National Trial Lawyers Association.

Education and Professional Background:B.S. in Finance & Business Administration, Trinity University, 1997; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), 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.

In Dallas, he worked several years with Legal Services of North Texas, concentrating his efforts in the areas of employee rights, disability law and federal impact litigation. While employed at Legal Services, several cases in which he was lead counsel were considered significant enough to be included in various federal case reporters. Donald also served clients while employed as a Houston staff attorney for Binder & Binder doing nation-wide representation of claimants in Social Security Disability Law.

Activities & Affiliations: Member, State Bar of Texas;

Education and Professional Background: B.S. in Marketing, University of Louisiana, 1980; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), Louisiana State University Law School, 1983;

Admitted to Practice: State of Louisiana, 1983, State of Texas, 1985; Federal District Court for the Northern District of Texas, 1986;

As an associate with Sullo & Sullo, Harold's primary area of practice is Criminal Defense. He regularly defends clients accused of Misdemeanors in County, Justice and Municipal Courts and represents clients accused of Felonies in District Court as well. In addition, Harold defends client’s driver’s licenses in Administrative License Revocation Hearings, DPS Suspension Hearings and he fights for clients seeking Occupational Licenses in County Civil Court.

Harold is a tireless and tenacious advocate for his clients and never takes the easy way out. Seeking Justice can be hard work and may take time. It may mean going to trial when the client chooses that option, or crafting a plea negotiation acceptable to both the client and the State as well as the Judge; Harold is ready to do it all.

Harold has tried more than 400 criminal misdemeanor jury trials to verdict but he has picked far more juries than that. Harold enjoys the personal interaction during jury selection with the dedicated citizens who volunteer their time for jury duty.

Harold has also worked with Criminal bonding issues for more than 25 years and he was elected twice by his fellow Defense Attorneys of Harris County in 2011 & 2012, to represent their interests on the Harris County Bail Bond Board. Harold worked with representatives from every part of Harris County Government and the bonding community to help ensure State Law and local rules were followed by all bonding companies, bondsmen and attorney bondsmen.

While on the Board, Harold also voted to approve or deny renewal and/or issuance of bail bond licenses, heard complaints from the general public about bonding matters, and voted when necessary to suspend or revoke bonding licenses of those violating the rules. Harold also served on the Local Rules Committee, helping to formulate and update the local rules of the Board.

Harold is a member of the College of the State Bar of Texas, an Honorary Society of Lawyers whose members are among the best trained attorneys in the state. He is an Eagle Scout and a trained mediator. Harold served as a volunteer Boy Scout Leader for many years and now volunteers in the Houston Area Girl and Boy Scout Programs.

Prior to beginning his law practice Harold served as the Chief Clerk of one of the biggest Justice of the Peace Courts in Harris County (and the State of Texas). In his 14-year career there he eventually supervised more than 25 clerks, submitted and maintained a budget of $1.5 mil and oversaw the adjudication of 60,000+ Civil and Criminal cases and collection of more than $3.4 mil in County funds annually.

Harold comes from a working-class family and he is no stranger to hard work. He is the first in his family to go to college, first to obtain a graduate degree and the first to become an Attorney. He is a third-generation Union Member. Both his father and grandfather were Union Plumbers, and members of Plumbers Union Local No: 68 and Harold was a member of AFSCME for 8 years when he worked for Harris County.

Harold has represented clients in the following courts and practice areas:  

• U.S. Federal Administrative Courts - Houston & San Antonio, Texas; Federal Sector EEOC Age & Race Discrimination and Retaliation Claims.

• Texas County Criminal Courts at Law of Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Liberty, Brazoria, & Limestone Counties; Class A& B Criminal Misdemeanor Charges (DWIs, Assault, Prostitution, Drugs, Unlawful Weapons)

• Harris County Civil Courts at Law - Houston, Texas; Civil Debtor Defense, Occupational Driver's License Hearings

• City of Houston and other Municipal Courts and various Texas Justice of the Peace Courts; Traffic Tickets, Ordinance Violations, & other Class C Criminal Misdemeanor Charges.

Activities & Affiliations: Member: State Bar of Texas Member: The College of the State Bar of Texas; Member: Texas Criminal Defense Lawyers; Member: Harris County Criminal Lawyers Association; Member: Houston Bar Association; Member and Volunteer: Houston Heights Association; Member (for Life): University of Houston Alumni Association; Member (for Life): Gladney Family Association

Activities & Affiliations: B.A., Political Science, the University of Houston; J.D., South Texas College of Law; Licensed to practice law State of Texas: 2005.; Texas Justice Court Training Center, volunteer faculty member: 2006-2007.; Frank Evans Center for Conflict Resolution at South Texas College of Law, Mediation Training: 2007.

There, Kathryn was involved in the Moot Court program participating in oral arguments in various competitions across the country. During law school, she also clerked at The O’Quinn Law Firm assisting with medical malpractice cases and transportation litigation. After graduation, Kathryn began a fellowship which became a full-time position in the Family Law section of Lone Star Legal Aid (“LSLA”). The majority of her docket at LSLA centered on litigation for the protection of domestic violence victims. Most recently, Kathryn worked “on contract” with The O’Quinn Law Firm assisting in securities litigation. During that time, she was asked to present oral arguments before the San Francisco County Superior Court of California. In August 2012, Kathryn joined Sullo & Sullo, LLP as an Associate Attorney. 

Activities & Affiliations: Member, State Bar of Texas;

Education and Professional Background: B.A., Texas Christian University, 2001; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), University of Houston, 2007;

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 2008;

Thereafter, she received a Master’s in Business Administration and was selected one of four students from her graduating class to be inducted into the Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society. She then followed her dream of becoming an attorney and received her Doctor of Jurisprudence from Thurgood Marshall School of Law, Texas. During law school Jacqueline worked at the Earl Carl Institute for Legal & Social Policy, Inc. as a Research Assistant and published an article in the Institute’s Journal.

She also worked as a Graduate Assistant and taught undergraduate level courses in Business Law. After graduating from TMSL, Jacqueline worked as a law clerk with our Law Firm briefly, and then pursued her passion for immigration law. She worked as an associate for an Immigration Law Firm in Houston where she gained valuable experience in representing clients in Deferred Actions, Employment Based Petitions, Family Based Petitions, Adjustment of Status Applications, Naturalization, Waiver of Inadmissibility, Removal Proceedings, Bond Hearings, Violence Against Women Act (VAWA), and Immigration Appeals. Jacqueline is an attorney licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas. She is a member of the Texas State Bar Association and is admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Activities & Affiliations: Member, State Bar of Texas; Member, U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit; Member, American Bar Association; Member, Bar Association for the 5th Circuit;

Education and Professional Background: B.A., Texas Southern University (Cum Laude), 2006; M.B.A., Texas Southern University, 2008; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), Thurgood Marshall School of Law, 2011;

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 2012; United States Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, 2012;

Daniel has also worked to oversee construction and renovation of Dental offices where he gained experience in construction “build-out” for commercial leases. His legal practice area knowledge expands into Corporations and Wills. Prior to joining Sullo & Sullo, L.L.P., Daniel worked at Southwest Bank of Texas in Houston in the Contracts Department where he reviewed and edited corporate procurement contracts.                                

Activities & Affiliations: Member, State Bar of Texas;

Education and Professional Background: B.A. in Political Science, South Texas State University, 1995; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), South Texas College of Law, 2001;

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 2002;

Before joining Sullo & Sullo, Elisha practiced immigration and nationality law exclusively, with special focus on removal defense and family-based petitions. She has represented clients before the U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services as well as before various immigration courts in the Southern and Central United States. Elisha has skillfully handled many asylum and withholding of removal claims, cancellation of removal cases, adjustment of status applications, and more. She has also represented numerous clients before the Board of Immigration Appeals.

Since joining Sullo & Sullo, Elisha has also begun vigorously representing clients in Class C misdemeanor cases. Elisha is proud to continue expanding the legal services that she can offer to clients, especially in the great team of highly skilled attorneys at Sullo & Sullo. Elisha is fluent in both English and Spanish.

Education and Professional Background: B.A. in Legal Studies, Grand Valley State University, 2009; Juris Doctorate (J.D.), Michigan State University College of Law, 2012;

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 2015;

She also clerked for Harry Gee, Jr., and Associates, an immigration firm, where she drafted employment and family-based petitions, and later for The John M. O'Quinn Firm, where she engaged in all aspects of civil litigation and international arbitration. After graduation, Katherine filed tens of dozens of (approved) I-601 waiver applications with Scott & Associates, an immigration boutique, before coming to work for Sullo & Sullo. Katherine now lives in the heart of Houston with her husband, her two young children, her golden retriever, and her two cats. She enjoys running miles (and miles) around the city and sharing its diverse offerings with her family and friends.

Education and Professional Background: LISTING IN PROGRESS

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 2007;

Prior to joining Sullo & Sullo, Lenzi represented numerous clients with personal injury claims, including injuries from car accidents, medical malpractice, slipping and falling, and more. She continues that work at Sullo & Sullo today. Lenzi also has experience with the Harris County and Fort Bend County criminal court system. Lenzi often represents clients in the civil arena—both plaintiffs and defendants alike. She has helped homeowners make property damage claims for flood, hail, wind, and other damage, and she is knowledgeable about labor and employment disputes.

Activities & Affiliations: Member, State Bar of Texas; Admitted, Southern District of Texas

Education and Professional Background: B.A., The University of Texas at Austin, 2014; J.D., The University of Texas at Austin, 2017

Admitted to Practice: State of Texas, 2017;