Devon Galloway

Devon Galloway represents individuals and businesses in high-stakes commercial disputes across various industries such as pharmaceuticals, health care, and financial services. Known for his versatility, he has represented both plaintiffs and defendants in numerous matters, from labor and employment lawsuits to breach of contract disputes, sprawling class actions, and tort matters.

With over a decade of legal experience, Devon combines strong advocacy with practical judgment and a collegial style. He has played a key role in many representations, including drafting a successful appellate brief on behalf of multiple parties addressing critical issues before a state supreme court. Devon has also taken and defended several high-stakes depositions, questioning government officials, CEOs, and other prominent witnesses. Beyond his courtroom achievements, he is a trusted strategist, noted for his ability to distill complex issues into concise and actionable advice. Devon is also known for his professionalism even in the most adversarial settings—qualities that earn the respect of clients, co-counsel, and adversaries.

Devon also co-leads the firm’s award-winning Pro Bono Program while maintaining his own active pro bono practice. In recent years, he has become a pioneer in obtaining compassionate release for terminally ill and elderly individuals in federal prison, important work which has garnered recognition from various organizations and media outlets, including the American Bar Association and The American Lawyer.

Before joining the firm, Devon served as a law clerk for Magistrate Judge Gregory J. Kelly, United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida. Prior to that, Devon represented clients in various commercial disputes as an associate at a national law firm.

Devon graduated from Columbia University School of Law, where he was Notes Editor for the Columbia Journal of Race and Law. While in law school, Devon was an intern with the Bronx Defenders legal division, where he worked on civil liberties issues in underrepresented communities. Devon also holds an undergraduate degree in Political Science from Columbia University.