About David Sadler

David practices law in Henry County, Indiana and its surrounding counties in several different areas of law. He would be considered what is known as a general practitioner. David focuses most of his work in the areas of Criminal Defense, Family Law and Divorce, Personal Injury, Real Estate and Business law.

David attended New Castle Chrysler High School and graduated in the top 10% of his class in 1990. While at New Castle, he was elected by his peers to be their Junior and Senior Class Vice President. As a former letterman in basketball and baseball (1988, 1989, 1990), David was extremely excited to see the Trojan basketball team bring home a state title to New Castle in 2006. David actively supports and attends the Trojan baseball and basketball programs.

In 1990, he traveled across Indiana to Greencastle, where he attended DePauw University. David was active in intra-mural sports at DePauw, and was a member of the Sigma Chi Fraternity. He traveled to Russia during a Winter-Term project, and lived in Greece for a semester in his junior year. During his college years, David began to develop his strong background in the legal process, majoring in political science and studying different forms of government. He graduated in 1994.

That fall, David headed north to the Windy City, enrolling in The John Marshall Law School, located in downtown Chicago, IL. After a successful first semester, he was accepted into the coveted judicial extern program, working for Federal Court District Judge, Ronald A. Guzman. To help with living expenses, David also worked part-time for a law firm in downtown Chicago, where he eventually took his first job. Due to his academic success and strong writing skills, David was also accepted as a member of the John Marshall Computer and Information Law Journal (comparable to the Law Review). David graduated from John Marshall in 1997, and passed the May 1997 bar exam in Illinois.