News Release

McGlinchey Welcomes Returning Member Angie Christina in New Orleans

October 28, 2022

McGlinchey is pleased to announce that Angie Christina has returned to the firm’s New Orleans office as a Member (Partner) in the firm’s Enterprise Litigation & Investigations practice group. She worked in the firm’s Commercial Litigation practice group, most recently as Member, from 2007-2017.

“We are very excited that Angie has chosen to return to McGlinchey,” said Dan Plunkett, Chair of McGlinchey’s Enterprise Litigation & Investigations practice group. “Her versatility will prove very beneficial for our clients, and we look forward to deploying her diverse skillset in service of their interests.”

After leaving McGlinchey in 2017, Angie served as a partner at a prominent AmLaw 100 firm in its consumer financial services practice group. There, her practice focused on the representation of mortgage loan originators, servicers, financial advisors, and investors in lawsuits.

“Returning to McGlinchey feels like coming home,” said Angie. “I am excited to hit the ground running in service of the firm’s nationwide client base.”

Angie earned her J.D., magna cum laude, from Tulane University Law School. She was awarded membership to the Order of the Coif, whose members are selected by the school’s faculty from the top 10 percent of each graduating class. She earned a bachelor’s degree from Louisiana State University in Economics and studied at L’Université Catholique de l’Ouest in Angers, France. She is fluent in French.

“Angie is a phenomenal member of our team and we are thrilled to welcome her back to our New Orleans office,” said Mag Bickford, Office Managing Member. “Her dedication to our local and legal communities encapsulates our #McGlincheyForward values.”

Active in the New Orleans community, Angie has served as president of the New Orleans Bar Foundation since 2018. She is a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation and an active member of the New Orleans Bar Association. She also regularly volunteers with 232-HELP, an information and referral agency that helps those in crisis return to a healthy and productive lifestyle in the New Orleans area.