Entertainment, Television, Film, Music, Copyright, Trademarks, General Business Transactions

Gregory (Greg) Galloway practices in the field of Entertainment Law with an emphasis on Music, Film and Television representation. Galloway continues to represent select clients while focusing most of his energies developing new television projects with i.d.e.a.s. at Disney/MGM Studios and servicing as Sr. Vice President/General Counsel with the advertising agency (and "i.d.e.a.s" collaborator), Yesawich, Pepperdine, Brown & Russell, LLP. Galloway's current other clients include Bobby Jones Film, LLC producer of the 2004 feature film, "Bobby Jones: Stroke Of Genius" starring Jim Caviezel ("The Passion Of The Christ") as Jones. Galloway's music clients have included multi- platinum Lava/Atlantic Recording Artists, "Matchbox 20", Atlantic Artists "Taproot", Michael Andrew's "Swingerhead" and "Madhouse". He has negotiated true story rights agreements, including the feature film rights to "Rosewood", 1997 Warner Bros. Motion Picture directed by John Singleton and produced by Jon Peters and client "Gregory K.'s" celebrated parental divorce trial that became a CBS Movie-Of-The-Week. Galloway has been production counsel for such television programs as "The Mickey Mouse Club", "The Newz" and "Tarzan, The Epic Adventures", the feature films, "Sacred Seal", "The Falkland Man" and "Inconceivable" A sole practitioner, Galloway co-founded the entertainment law firm of Galloway & Qualmann, P.A. and prior to that Galloway practiced in the Orlando office of Maguire, Voorhis & Wells. He is a past Chair of the Florida Bar Entertainment, Arts and Sports Law Section and is a founding member of the Orange County Bar Association Entertainment Law Committee, which he chaired from 1990-1992. He is a past president of the Orange County Bar Association Young Lawyer's Section and a member of the Central Florida Film Council. Galloway obtained his undergraduate degree from Appalachian State University, Boone, North Carolina in 1983 and received his law degree from the University of Florida, Gainesville, in 1986, where he was Chairman of Moot Court. He studied music in college, recorded professionally and produced stage productions.