American Association For Justice Honors HHK Partner, Jed Cain, With F. Scott Baldwin Award

Herman, Herman & Katz, LLC partner Jed Cain was awarded the 2014 F. Scott Baldwin Award by the American Association for Justice (AAJ) at its annual convention in Baltimore, Maryland. The Baldwin Award is presented each year to the “most outstanding young trial lawyer” in the country.

Jed clerked with HHK throughout law school and became an associate with the firm in the summer of 2005, shortly before Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans. After Hurricane Katrina, Jed became heavily involved in the firm’s prosecution of both commercial and residential first party property insurance claims. The New York Times, Law Dragon, and the New Orleans Times Picayune have recognized Jed’s work on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Since completing his work on these insurance claims, Jed has developed a diverse personal injury trial practice. His work on behalf of injured workers and their families has resulted in multimillion dollar jury verdicts throughout the state of Louisiana. Jed’s accomplishments include securing an $8.05 million verdict on behalf of an injured utility worker following a two week trial. Within one month of that verdict, Jed secured another $7.45 million verdict on behalf of a widow whose husband was killed in a tragic offshore accident.

About The American Association For Justice

Established on August 16, 1946, by a small group of attorneys seeking to promote justice and address the challenges inherent in trial advocacy, the American Association for Justice is now the world’s largest trial bar and an organization that supports victim’s rights worldwide. AAJ, formerly known as the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, is comprised of an international coalition of lawyers, paralegals, law professors and law students whose mission is to strengthen the justice system through education and advocacy. By supporting the work of attorneys, the AAJ seeks to ensure that any victim of misconduct or negligence can achieve justice in a U.S. courtroom. For more information about the AAJ visit: www.justice.org.