Experienced Title Insurance Attorneys Unite Under Calloway Name

The Calloway brothers have combined forces. After years of co-existing as friendly competitors in the commercial title insurance industry, on April 1, 2019 George C. Calloway, Esq. joined Calloway Title and Escrow, LLC as Senior Partner, along with nine of his expert employees from Specialized Title Services, Inc. Working together is nothing new for S. Marcus Calloway, Esq. and George C. Calloway, Esq. as these two grew up working hard in their family business as young men and worked together professionally from 1976 through 1995. Marcus and George are proud to bring their combined 82 plus years of title experience together under the Calloway name. The transition has been seamless, as the principals and employees from both firms remain focused on providing clients with high level expertise, responsive customer service, and a quality work product for which both Marcus and George are well known in their field. With the addition of George and his team, Calloway Title and Escrow, LLC now employs 13 attorneys with various bar memberships across 5 states. Calloway Title and Escrow, LLC enjoys agency relationships with nine underwriters including direct agencies in Georgia, South Carolina, Florida, and Tennessee, as well as strategic relationships across the country that facilitate the ability to provide national title services in all 50 states. Clients of Specialized Title Services, Inc. and Calloway Title and Escrow, LLC will continue to enjoy the service and expertise synonymous with the Calloway name, as well as the benefit of an expanded work force poised to take on commercial title projects across the country.

Princess of Title Goes to Washington

The ALTA Advocacy Summit can seem intimidating to those who have no experience on Capitol Hill. In-person meetings with the Congressmen and women who govern the country can feel intimidating and nerve-wracking. ALTA members sometimes hesitate to attend the event because they don’t feel like they can answer questions or be the “expert in the room.”

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