We are proud to announce that Brian Katz has been elected to the 2026 Board of Governors for the American Association for Justice (AAJ) representing Louisiana. This recognition speaks volumes about his dedication, leadership, and commitment to the cause of justice.
Brian joins a select group of governors—each elected by their respective jurisdictions—to help steer AAJ’s vision and strategy. As a Louisiana governor, Brian will contribute a vital regional perspective to national discussions on policy-making and advocacy. The Board convenes multiple times each year to deliberate on AAJ’s policies, budget, and overall direction.
Please join us in congratulating Brian Katz on this significant achievement. We look forward to seeing how his expertise and leadership will influence AAJ’s work in the coming year—and beyond.
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