

Drewry Simmons Vornehm, LLP
VerificadoCivil Litigation Lawyer
736 Hanover Place, Carmel, IN 46032, United States
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Drewry Simmons Vornehm, LLP (DSV) is an Indiana-based law firm established in 1996, serving clients throughout the Midwest and country. The firm provides legal counsel to individuals, businesses, and public entities, with a primary focus on the construction industry and additional practice areas including business, labor and employment, real estate, and civil litigation. DSV operates with twenty-five attorneys across multiple offices in Indiana.
Según el sitio web del despacho
- Abogados
- Michael F. Drewry — Partner
- David L. Simmons — Retired
- David B. Vornehm — Retired
- Katherine L. Bingaman — Associate
- Lisa M. Claghorn — Partner
- Sean T. Devenney — Partner
- Daniel M. Drewry — Partner
- Patrick A. Drewry — Partner
- Anthony M. Eleftheri — Partner
- Courtland A. Grangier — Associate
- Servicios que ofrece
- Construction, Real Estate, Health Care, Labor & Employment, Business, Civil Litigation, Mediation, Environmental, Trusts & Estates, Insurance Coverage
- Año de fundación
- 1996
- Oficinas
- 736 Hanover Place, Suite 200 Carmel, IN 46032
- Capital Center North Tower 251 N. Illinois Street, Suite 980 Indianapolis, IN 46204
- 123 N. Main Street, Suite 203 Crown Point, IN 46307
- 5915 N. College Ave Unit 210 Indianapolis, IN 46220
- 123 N. Main Street Suite F Crown Point, IN 46307
- Premios y reconocimientos
- DTCI Outstanding Young Lawyer for 2022
Fuente: dsvlaw.com · consultado el 10 de octubre de 2026. Lawyers Near Me no ha verificado estos datos de forma independiente.
Horario de Atención
- Lunes
- 8 am–5 pm
- Martes
- 8 am–5 pm
- Miércoles
- 8 am–5 pm
- Jueves
- 8 am–5 pm
- Viernes
- 8 am–5 pm
- Sábado
- Closed
- Domingo
- Closed
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Reseñas de Clientes
3 reseñas- Denis Luzan· vía Google8 years ago
- D. Wood Sr· vía Google2 years ago
- Justin Dobbs· vía Google
They are unprofessional. After my grandmother passed away the nursing home hired them to collect the debt ( even though we had been in contact with them the entire time and they knew they would be paid out of the estate) the first email they sent made it seem like we had asked their client to write it off or forgive the debt which we never did. The bill they sent also had a discrepancy of over $15,000. Which we confirmed with the nursing home was wrong. Wouldn't they confirm the amount owed before sending a rude email?
a year ago

