Former Louisiana Commissioner of Insurance Jim Donelon Joins McGlinchey
McGlinchey Stafford is pleased to announce that former Commissioner of Insurance for the
"We are thrilled to have a regulatory authority and respected attorney of Commissioner Donelon's stature join
This addition comes on the heels of
"From litigation to inflation to global competition, from their view, the insurance industry is under siege. I don't know another
As the longest-serving Commissioner of Insurance in
"Across
Prior to becoming Commissioner of Insurance, Jim served the
"
Jim served in the
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