How to find us
3861 Ambassador Caffery Pkwy
Suite 300
Lafayette, Louisiana 70503
Jason Wilson
Office Managing Director
Galloway continued to grow in the early 2000s and expanded to the heart of Cajun country. Our Acadiana attorneys cover Lafayette Parish, Vermilion Parish, Iberia Parish, St. Landry Parish, and more. In Lafayette, we’re ingrained in the local community from football season, Mardi Gras, hunting and fishing, and the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Our team loves to celebrate each other and our wins with Cajun and Creole food, especially boiled crawfish. A highlight for our team is the annual Festival International de Louisiane, the largest international music festival in the country. Our clients are more than the matters we handle, and our Lafayette team takes the time to understand their business and goals so we can serve as a true legal partner.
Our Lafayette office serves the entire 22-parish area in Louisiana known as Acadiana, and we’re proud to play an active and supportive role in the community. Our firm belongs to many local professional organizations including the Lafayette Bar Association and the Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel, among others.
Lafayette family law attorneys anchor the Firm’s practice group, with expertise in a variety of family law matters including community property and succession disputes. Galloway attorneys in Lafayette represent clients in insurance defense, construction litigation, coverage disputes, and workers’ compensation defense. Oil and gas attorneys handle oilfield injury matters, longshore claims, and premises liability for incidents arising at the Port of Iberia, the Gulf of America, and beyond. Galloway regularly practices before the 15th Judicial District Court, Western District of Louisiana, Louisiana Third Circuit, and the 16th Judicial District Court.
We support many non-profit organizations in the community, such as the Lourdes Foundation, Tiger Athletic Foundation, and Legatus. Outside the office, you can find our team enjoying an afternoon at Top Golf, taking in a Mardi Gras parade, savoring local cuisine at our favorite restaurants, attending many of the University of Lafayette sporting events or a local festival – a staple of the “happiest city to live in Louisiana.”