Kaylin E. Jolivette is an associate in the Lafayette office of Lewis Brisbois and a member of the General Liability Practice.

Kaylin's past experience includes practice in an array of civil litigation matters as both plaintiff and defense counsel from the pre-trial litigation phases, to trial and appeals, in various areas including products liability, privacy law, health care law, energy litigation, contractual disputes, personal injury, alternate dispute resolution, and construction litigation. Other notable experience includes immersive trial preparation, discovery disputes, extensive motion practice, and witness deposition preparation.

Pro Bono & Philanthropy

Admissions

• State Bar Admissions
  • Louisiana
• United States District Courts
  • United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana
  • United States District Court for the Western District of Louisiana
• United States Courts of Appeals
  • United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit

Associations

• Federal Bar Association, Federal Litigation Section
• Bar Association of The Fifth Federal Circuit
• Defense Research Institute (DRI)
• Louisiana Association of Defense Counsel (LADC) - Chairperson of the Construction and Commercial Litigation Committee
• The Order of Barristers
• Rotary International

Awards & Honors

• National Order of Barristers Inductee
• National Association of Women Judges Scholar
• Louisiana State Bar Association Access to Justice Fellow
• LSU Law Board of Advocates
• Rotary Global Scholar

Education

The Graduate Institute, Geneva, Switzerland

Master of Laws, Public International Law, 2022

• Rotary International Global Scholar

Louisiana State University, Paul M. Hebert Law Center

• Juris Doctor, 2021
• Diploma, Comparative Law, 2021

Xavier University of Louisiana

Bachelor of Science, Chemistry and Mathematics, 2017

• Trustee Fund Scholar
• Dean’s List
• Alpha Lambda Delta Honor Society
• Student Government

Representative Matters

• Kaylin was instrumental in obtaining a complete dismissal of a health insurance company by summary judgment in a widely publicized privacy law case valued at more than $30,000,000.