Mr. Galanter has represented clients in a wide variety of business, commercial, and entertainment-related disputes. He has tried numerous cases in California and federal district courts and before domestic and international arbitration tribunals, and has appeared regularly before the California Court of Appeal and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit.

Mr. Galanter’s extensive litigation experience includes the representation of a major film studio in litigation involving a multinational television joint venture in the Philippines; a dispute over international licensing revenues from distribution of a major motion picture; and infringement by a British Isles company of a well-known television trademark. He was lead counsel for the finance division of a major commercial aircraft manufacturer in the federal court trial of a commercial bad faith case arising from the breach of a $100 million loan agreement, obtaining a favorable judgment. He successfully represented a Swiss steel shipper in claims against Japanese and Brazilian conglomerates exceeding $25 million in federal court and the Court of International Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce. He handled litigation over ownership of millions of dollars of real estate on the Mexican Riviera. More recently, in 2005 he argued successfully before the California Court of Appeal on behalf of plaintiffs against the State of California, reinstating a multi-million dollar judgment, and is presently handling the appeal of a $6.7 million verdict against the County of Los Angeles.

Mr. Galanter's international experience includes the representation of Asian and domestic companies involved in cross-border transactions and business disputes throughout the Pacific Rim. While a partner with the multinational firm of Baker & McKenzie LLP, and later as a member of the Asia Practice Groups of Holland & Knight LLP and Oppenheimer Wolff & Donnelly LLP, he worked with clients based in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Thailand, Singapore and the Philippines in connection with purchase and sale agreements, intellectual property licensing, employment disputes, trademark and copyright disputes, cargo handling disputes, and commercial arbitration claims.