Daniel J. McGlynn has practiced in the areas of automobile, industrial and maritime accidents, product liability, medical malpractice and pharmaceutical and drug side effect cases since 1985. He is a graduate of University High School, Louisiana State University and the Louisiana State University School of Law. He is a member of the American Trial Lawyer's Association, Louisiana Trial Lawyer's Association, The Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel and the American, Louisiana State and Baton Rouge Bar Associations. He is admitted to practice in all Louisiana State District and Appeal Courts, the Louisiana State Supreme Court, The Eastern, Middle and Western Federal District Courts for the State of Louisiana, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal and has been admitted to practice pro hac vice in numerous out of State jurisdictions, including Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Arizona, Alabama, Kentucky, Mississippi, New Mexico, Michigan, Ohio, Texas, Virginia, California, New York, Colorado, Georgia and Tennessee.

Mr. McGlynn has also been consulted on medical malpractice cases in the United Kingdom, Canada and Israel. He is a frequent lecturer for LSU and Southern University law schools, the Louisiana State Bar Association, the Louisiana Trial Lawyers' Association and the Baton Rouge Bar Association. He has lectured extensively at seminars across the country involving trial, litigation and medical malpractice issues.

In addition to his significant legal pursuits, which have included numerous large trial verdicts in various jurisdictions across the country, Mr. McGlynn is very actively involved in the local Baton Rouge community and serves on the Board of the Society for the Preservation of a Historical Louisiana, the Baton Rouge Convention and Visitors Bureau and the Mayor's "Can-Do" counsel. He is actively involved in the Baton Rouge Bar Association and the redevelopment and promotion of the Baton Rouge Downtown Development District and Mid-City Redevelopment Alliance.