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General Liability and Casualty Defense
Maritime
Florida
United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida
United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit
University of Miami School of Law
(J.D., magna cum laude, 2008)
Eckerd College
(B.A., with high honors, 2004)
Elisha M. Sullivan focuses her practice on admiralty and maritime law, including the defense of crew and passenger personal injury claims. She works with cruise lines and domestic and international insurers and their insureds, handling claims brought under the General Maritime Law, Jones Act, Limitation of Liability Act, and Death on the High Seas Act.
Elisha represents her clients in state and federal courts and binding arbitration. She is also experienced in appellate law and has represented her clients in appeals before Florida’s appellate courts as well as the Eleventh and Fourth Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Best Lawyers in America, Ones to Watch: Personal Injury Litigation – Defendants (recognized since 2023)
Best Lawyers in America; Ones to Watch: Product Liability Litigation – Defendants (recognized since 2023)
Florida Bar Association, member of the Admiralty Law Committee
Elisha M. Sullivan focuses her practice on admiralty and maritime law, including the defense of crew and passenger personal injury claims. She works with cruise lines and domestic and international insurers and their insureds, handling claims brought under the General Maritime Law, Jones Act, Limitation of Liability Act, and Death on the High Seas Act.
Elisha represents her clients in state and federal courts and binding arbitration. She is also experienced in appellate law and has represented her clients in appeals before Florida’s appellate courts as well as the Eleventh and Fourth Circuit Courts of Appeals.
Best Lawyers in America, Ones to Watch: Personal Injury Litigation – Defendants (recognized since 2023)
Best Lawyers in America; Ones to Watch: Product Liability Litigation – Defendants (recognized since 2023)
Florida Bar Association, member of the Admiralty Law Committee
