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Sean Hessler
As a lawyer in Indianapolis, Sean Hessler has embraced the role of a “small town lawyer in a big city
Hessler Law PC
120 E Market St Ste 420
Indianapolis, IN 46204
Phone: 317-886-8800
Website: hesslerlaw.com/

About Sean Hessler
Sean is a native of Indiana who wanted to spend his career representing people who were in trouble and needed help. He was raised to value the rewards of helping others and knew that as an attorney he could be a voice for people who often aren’t heard in the system. He attended law school in Indianapolis, knowing that the state’s capital city — and largest city — was where he could do the most good. While a student at Indiana University School of Law, he developed a passion for criminal law and justice while working in internships in a prosecutor’s office and a public defender’s office. After law school, he spent eight years working as a deputy prosecutor in Marion County specializing in drug and gang cases, and earned first-hand knowledge and experience of how criminal courts operate.
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