Herman, Katz, Gisleson & Cain News
At Herman, Katz, Gisleson & Cain (HKGC), our commitment to excellence and community extends far beyond our cases. Whether we’re securing life-changing verdicts for our clients, taking on high-profile legal battles, or giving back to the New Orleans and Louisiana communities, our work frequently garners attention. From media coverage of our significant cases to recognition of our attorneys’ leadership and accolades, HKGC continues to make headlines for the right reasons.
Our attorneys are also thought of as leaders in the legal field, often invited to speak at conferences or featured in legal publications for their expertise. Whether we’re hosting community events, providing legal insights on complex topics, or collaborating with co-counsel on impactful cases, HKGC’s work reflects our dedication to justice, service, and the communities we proudly serve.
Through our firm news updates, you can learn more about how we are involved with the community, our attorney and firm accolades and achievements, and speaking engagements in which we share insights that help shape the legal landscape while highlighting our firm’s commitment to innovation and professional development.
Latest Firm News
On June 5, 2026, HKGC Partner Brian Katz had the opportunity to be a speaker at the 2026 LSBA Annual Meeting & Joint LJC/LSBA Summer School in Destin, Florida where he participated in a panel discussion called the “Great Debate – Tort Reform Revisited” along with Kellen Mathews from Adams & Reese and moderated by Graham Ryan of Jones Walker.
We’re proud to announce that our firm’s attorneys have been recognized in Louisiana Super Lawyers, 2026.
Herman, Katz, Gisleson & Cain has once again been named to the Best Law Firms® 2026 rankings, earning Regional Tier 1 recognition in New Orleans across five major practice areas — including Admiralty & Maritime Law, Appellate Practice, Construction Litigation, Mass Torts, and Personal Injury.
On Saturday, October 18th, the HKGC Krewe continued our annual tradition of volunteering with the New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity at the 2025 Bench and Bar Build.
In his September President’s Message, Brian Katz reflects on his time serving as LAJ president and shares why he truly enjoyed the experience.
