Holloway Law

About Holloway Law

Holloway Law is a Wilmington, Delaware law firm at 1504 N Broom St, Suite 1, representing individuals and businesses in small business matters, litigation, criminal defense, traffic and DUI cases, family law, and intellectual property. Its listed practice areas span the startup and incorporation process, partnership and shareholder disputes, courtroom litigation and local counsel work, divorce, child custody and Protection From Abuse matters, and IP disputes involving patents, trademarks and trade secrets, with trademark trial work among its named services.

The firm describes nearly 100 trials and more than 20 years of combined attorney experience, with appearances in the Delaware Court of Common Pleas, Superior Court, Family Court, Court of Chancery and Justice of the Peace courts, as well as litigation in federal courts in other jurisdictions. Its intellectual property work is presented as ranging from small business advising to Fortune 500 litigation, and its criminal defense practice cites peer recognition among Delaware defense attorneys over multiple years. The team includes managing partner Dave Holloway, partner Michael DegliObizzi, and of counsel Jonathan Harting and Dean Amburn.

Client feedback across the firm’s 13 Google reviews, which produce a 4.40 rating, is concentrated and largely consistent. Reviewers frequently name individual attorneys and describe being kept informed, receiving fast answers, and seeing matters resolve along the lines they were told to expect. Business clients mention operating agreement review and ongoing business representation; other reviewers describe criminal defense, DUI and estate work such as wills, trusts and property redeeds. Several note that work was completed on time and, in one case, below an agreed spending cap.

Not every account is positive. Two reviewers describe difficulty reaching the office, with repeated calls and messages going unreturned, and one of those also reports that case preparation did not begin until the night before after months of postponements. Because those accounts sit alongside a much larger set of reviews praising communication and responsiveness, the experience appears to vary by matter and attorney.

The firm positions itself around practical, personal advice and litigation readiness, and its website notes that its content is attorney advertising that does not create an attorney-client relationship. Prospective clients in Wilmington and elsewhere in Delaware can contact the office directly to discuss whether their matter fits the practice.