Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP expanded its Corporate, Finance and Mergers & Acquisitions capabilities with the addition of Charles C. Calloway, Jr. as a shareholder in its Chicago office. Calloway joins the firm from Chapman and Cutler LLP.
Calloway brings a wealth of experience in representing financial institutions and strategic investors in corporate, project, ESG, and structured finance transactions, both domestically and cross-border. He has extensive experience in private placements of debt and equity securities, where he has represented insurance companies, finance companies, and various institutional investors. He has also advised financial institutions on secured and unsecured financings across diverse sectors.
In addition to his comprehensive finance practice, Calloway has a deep understanding of mergers and acquisitions, having provided counsel to companies and strategic investors on growth investments and acquisition financings. He also maintains a sports finance practice and has represented strategic investors in sports stadiums and league-wide financings for the National Football League and Major League Baseball.
“Clients today are increasingly looking for firms who can provide legal services that cross geographic and industry boundaries. The depth and breadth of Charles’ experience, including his specialty in sports financing, will be a valuable addition as we continue to enhance our already strong corporate, finance, and M&A capabilities,” said Chief Executive Officer Brian L. Duffy.
“We are thrilled to welcome Charles to Greenberg Traurig,” Global Finance Practice Co-Chairs Richard C. Kim, Charles J. Kolin, David B. Kurzweil said. “Charles’ wide range of financing experience will be invaluable to our clients and our firm’s continued growth. His experience aligns with our commitment to delivering top-tier legal services across a multitude of industries and sectors.”
“Greenberg Traurig provides an exceptional platform to address my clients’ diverse strategic and legal needs across various industries and practice areas,” Calloway said. “I am confident that the firm’s global resources, coupled with its collaborative culture, will allow me to provide my clients with efficient and effective counsel and provide the opportunity for significant growth in our market.”
Calloway is actively engaged in leadership and charitable activities. He serves on the board of trustees of the American College of Investment Counsel, the board of directors of Chicago Humanities, the advisory board of After School Matters, and the host committee of the 2026 Presidents Cup.
Calloway is a 2022 fellow of the Leadership Greater Chicago Signature Fellows Program, a 2021 fellow of the Chicago Urban League’s IMPACT Leadership Development Program, and serves on the dean’s advisory council of The George Washington University Law School.
Calloway earned his J.D. from The George Washington University Law School and his B.B.A. from The George Washington University School of Business.
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