Herman, Katz, Gisleson & Cain was founded by brothers David and Harry Herman in 1942. David and Harry were born at the turn of the twentieth century to immigrant parents in the Irish Channel of New Orleans. Their personal injury practice quickly took on the tough and gritty characteristics of their immigrant upbringing. For over 70 years, under the leadership of three generations of Hermans, our firm has represented families devastated by a personal injury caused by the negligence of others.
Herman, Katz, Gisleson & Cain is dedicated to achieving justice for our clients. Our experienced lawyers are fighting for people just like you. People whose lives have been greatly impacted by personal injury or families who have faced the wrongful death of a loved one. People affected by a mass disaster or whose injuries and damages are part of a class action. People whose businesses are affected by a tragedy or who need representation in commercial matters. We excel in a wide range of practice areas throughout Louisiana, and our personal attention, experience and commitment achieve the results our clients deserve. Our Louisiana personal injury lawyers are here to aggressively pursue justice on your behalf and help you get back on your feet. If you or a loved one has suffered a personal injury, learn about your legal rights from our experienced lawyers by calling 844-943-7626.
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