The Galison & Galison Law Firm
The Law Office of Galison & Galison is a father and son run practice. With two generations of lawyers assisting our clients throughout every stage of the judicial process. This team with over thirty (30) years of combined legal experience will rigorously defend all the charges alleged by the police and the prosecution. Edward Galison and his son David are both experienced trial litigators, each having taken numerous cases through trial and verdict. It is this combined legal experience that will effectively guide you throughout each and every stage of your defense.
Edward Galison is a graduate of Albany Law School. While attending the school Mr. Galison simultaneously worked as a private investigator and raised a family. Mr. Galison has litigated cases in every Criminal Court in Nassau County in addition to the Family Court and the Supreme Court. Mr. Galison has been quoted numerous times in Newsday regarding his positions with respect to pending criminal matters.
David P. Galison is a graduate of the Michigan State University College of Law where he graduated Magna Cum Laude. While attending the University Mr. Galison was elected to the school student Senate where he was then further elected student body Treasurer. Mr. Galison was also elected President of the Environmental Law Society. In addition, Mr. Galison received the Dean’s List Award in Commercial Transactions.
David P. Galison also regularly appears in the Nassau County Criminal Courts and has been quoted in Newsday. Mr. Galison has appeared on a television news broadcast with respect to a dog bite attack in which he established a charitable fund for the juvenile victim. He has also been a guest commentator on AM radio having been asked to talk about DWI / DUI laws and enforcement. Case decisions upon which Mr. Galison was the lead defense attorney have been published in the New York Law Journal.
Edward Galison and David P. Galison are both licensed to practice law in the State Courts of New York and Florida, in addition to the Eastern District Federal Court.
