Jim Donelon, a former commissioner of insurance for Louisiana, has joined law firm McGlinchey Stafford as a member in both Baton Rouge and New Orleans. The announcement was made by the firm on Wednesday.
Donelon’s legal career in the field of insurance spans several decades and includes significant roles, lending a wealth of experience to his new position at McGlinchey Stafford. He first assumed the role of the Insurance Commissioner for Louisiana in 2006. Prior to that, he served as the chief deputy commissioner and executive counsel of the Louisiana Department of Insurance, leveraging his expertise to guide insurance policy and regulation within the state.
The addition of Donelon to McGlinchey Stafford will undoubtedly contribute an abundance of knowledge and leadership to the firm, particularly in the areas of insurance and regulatory policies. His tenure in various leadership roles within the field of insurance also orchestrates a unique perspective on the needs and strategy for clients in related industries.
For full details on Donelon’s move, you can read the complete report on Bloomberg Law.