Sally Franklin Zweig
Member , Indianapolis IN
Sally is a member at Stoll Keenon Ogden. She joined the firm in 2022 when Stoll Keenon Ogden merged with Katz Korin Cunningham, where she had been practicing for more than 20 years.
A member of the Business Litigation and Healthcare practice groups, Sally concentrates her practice on complex commercial litigation and healthcare law—both transactional and litigation. She also represents clients with administrative and governmental contract concerns.
Prior to practicing law, Sally was a teacher, small business owner, and active community volunteer. Having the opportunity to problem solve for large and small companies, along with the involved individuals with a personal stake in getting to a resolution, led her to a commitment to the practice of law.
Healthcare: Sally is a leader in the firm’s Healthcare group and represents a wide range of clients. She counsels corporate healthcare services and management organizations, as well as medical product and device manufacturers in product defense and patent litigation.
Business Litigation: Sally’s litigation practice regularly covers high-tech and manufacturing concerns including issues involving intellectual property. She is also often asked to mediate disputes in these and other matters. She has regularly represented Fortune 50 companies as well as companies and individuals with complex concerns needing swift resolution.
Mediation and Arbitration: More of a niche practice, Sally also has unique experience in Art Law, where she has participated in the reclamation of valuable pieces of cultural patrimony that had been stolen in time of war. She continues to advise both patrons and artists on their unique legal concerns.
Education
Indiana University, 1986, J.D.
Washington University , B.A.
Experience
Admitted In
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Indiana
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U.S. Court of Appeals, Seventh Circuit
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U.S. District Court, Northern District of Indiana
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U.S. District Court, Southern District of Indiana
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U.S. Supreme Court
Professional & Community Activities
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Indiana State Bar Association: Former Board of Directors Member; Former Professionalism Committee Co-Chair
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Indianapolis State Bar Association
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American Bar Association
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Indiana Supreme Court: Appointed to its Disciplinary Commission for 10 years, and served as Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary and Treasurer; Appointed to the Indiana Pro Bono Commission
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Indianapolis Inns of Court, former Chair and Charter Member
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Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law Alumni Association, former President
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Art Center of Indianapolis, Board of Directors
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Defense Research Institute, Medical Device and Products Committee Member
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Defense Trial Counsel of Indiana
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Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee: Former Mayoral Appointee to Board of Directors and Executive Board; Former Race and Cultural Relations Leadership Network Co-Chair
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Festival Music Society, former Board Member
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Legal Services Organization of Indiana, former Board of Directors Member
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Oxford University Centre for Socio-Legal Studies’ Social Justice and Economics, former Panelist
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Southern District Court of Indiana: Appointed as Magistrate Judge Application Review Committee Member; Appointed as Magistrate Judge Reappointment Committee Member
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Spirit and Place Festival, former Advisory Board Member
Accolades
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AV® Preeminent™ Peer Review Rated by Martindale-Hubbell®
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Best Lawyers® 2022, 2024 Litigation – Health Care “Lawyer of the Year” in Indianapolis
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The Best Lawyers in America®, Health Care Law, Litigation — Health Care, 2016 – present
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The Best Lawyers in America®, Art Law, 2024
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Indianapolis Business Journal, Who’s Who in Law List
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Indiana Super Lawyers®, 2005 – present
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Indianapolis Bar Association: Professionalism Award, given to a single attorney in recognition of their standards of practice and service to the profession; Dr. John Morton-Finney Excellence in Legal Education Award
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Indianapolis Bar Foundation: Distinguished Life Fellow, 2012; Distinguished Fellow, 1999
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Aspen Institute Justice & Society Seminar, Fellow
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