ABOUT OUR FIRM

“The best pieces of advice I ever got from him were to remember that the opposing lawyer in a lawsuit is your opponent, not your enemy, ‘so treat him with respect,’ and remember to be careful how you treat people on the way up because you never know when you might run into them on the way down. I’ve tried to follow both of those.” – David Sullivan, speaking of his father, James Sullivan.

Loyalty And Trust

Cox, Zwerner, Gambill & Sullivan, LLP, is proud of its reputation and the loyalty our clients show to our Firm. Much of our day-to-day business comes from our loyal clients referring their friends, neighbors and professional colleagues to our Firm. Some of our clients include families that have been loyal to our Firm from generation to generation as well as business entities, institutions of higher education and local government units that the Firm has represented for more than thirty (30) years.

Our Founders

Ernest J. Zwerner (1918-1980)

Benjamin G. Cox (1915-1988)

Gilbert W. Gambill, Jr. (1921-2001)

James E. Sullivan (1919– 2018)

Guille Cox, Jr. (1946 – 2019)

PASSED DOWN BY OUR FOUNDERS

Core Principles Of Practice

Our Building’s History

Cox, Zwerner, Gambill & Sullivan, LLP, is located in a historic building at 511 Wabash Avenue in downtown Terre Haute. Originally built in 1893 as a neo-classical Corinthian Greek temple for the First National Bank of Terre Haute, it underwent a significant remodel in 1928 by Weary and Alford of Chicago, updating the facade and interior. The building, used as a bank until 1988, was acquired by the Firm in 1992. A $500,000 adaptive reuse project restored the structure, preserving its 30-foot cast plaster ceiling, central skylight, and ornate details. It now houses 18 offices and conference rooms.

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Call our Firm at 812-232-6003 to schedule an appointment at our historic Terre Haute office or use our online form.