Casey Denson Law, LLC

Casey Denson Law, LLC Casey Denson Law LLC is a New Orleans-based law firm focused on representing clients in employment, labor, and civil rights matters.

Casey Denson Law, LLC was established in 2018 in New Orleans, LA as an employment and civil rights focused law firm. Our mission is to ensure social justice by investigating, negotiating and litigating cases for any person treated unfairly, discriminated or retaliated against. We want to make sure our clients have equal opportunities and a chance to succeed. We interact with clients using the core values of compassion, honesty, and fairness. About Casey Denson Law, LLC We are a New Orleans area firm, and represent clients throughout Louisiana. We focus on two areas: employment and civil rights. By specializing in these two complicated areas of law, we are able to provide informed counsel to our clients, and guide them through difficult decisions.

So disappointed to lose Damon's federal claims in the Supreme Court today.  Damon did the best he could to protect his r...
06/23/2026

So disappointed to lose Damon's federal claims in the Supreme Court today. Damon did the best he could to protect his religious rights. He knew the law. He carried it with him. He handed it to the warden. That was not enough to stop the state from shaving his dreadlocks after 20 years of growth. The decision makes clear that federal law, as currently written, leaves state prison inmates whose religious freedom is violated without a meaningful way to bring claims and hold the officers responsible. We will continue pursuing every available avenue for Mr. Landor and others whose rights are violated.

The Supreme Court rejected a former Louisiana inmate's effort to sue state prison officials after they shaved his dreadlocks in violation of his religious beliefs.

06/11/2026

Whitney Houston sang, "it’s not right but it’s okay," which is what many plaintiff’s employment lawyers find themselves telling the disgruntled former employees seeking their services. The most important skill for an employment litigator is being able to parse good claims from bad ones to properly advise their clients on the best course of action when either pursuing or defending a claim. This session will cover the initial steps lawyers should take when evaluating a claim, the critical pieces of information to discern, and a discussion of how non-legal aspects of a claim could impact its value.

June 12, 2026, 12 – 1 pm, at NOBA. Lunch provided.
Register at https://bit.ly/4x9m92C

04/30/2026

EQUITY = ACCESS. OPPORTUNITY. FAIRNESS. Workplace Justice Project works on behalf of workers who earn low wages. We improve economic outcomes for workers and working families through direct legal representation, worker education, and policy advocacy to promote access to...

Congrats to all our lawyers on receiving a Super Lawyers designation for 2026
04/06/2026

Congrats to all our lawyers on receiving a Super Lawyers designation for 2026

Hoping to see my fellow labor and employment lawyers out there!
03/09/2026

Hoping to see my fellow labor and employment lawyers out there!

Join the Labor & Employment Law Committee for a social this Thursday, March 12 at The Barnett. Catch up with colleagues and get to know fellow committee members! Thank you to the ABA Retirement Funds Program and Fisher & Phillips for sponsoring the social! To RSVP: https://bit.ly/3NodN5c

This event is for lawyers and their invited guests only and not open to the public.

Happy to see the City finally took action regarding Mr. Fields' harassment:
02/10/2026

Happy to see the City finally took action regarding Mr. Fields' harassment:

New Orleans Mayor Helena Moreno is firing Director of Homeless Services and Strategy Nate Fields after a contract worker alleged he sexually assaulted her on the job last year.

The Workplace Justice Project is a vital resource to our community. Please consider supporting them today so they can co...
12/02/2025

The Workplace Justice Project is a vital resource to our community. Please consider supporting them today so they can continue to support low wage workers

Support Our MissionWe’re proud to be fiscally sponsored by INVEST IN LOUISIANA, a registered, Louisiana 501(c)(3) nonprofit. This partnership allows us to accept tax-deductible donations as we work toward establishing our own independent nonprofit status. Please consider supporting our mission. Ev...

On Monday, the Supreme Court of the United States heard the case of our client Damon Landor. What an honor to be by his ...
11/12/2025

On Monday, the Supreme Court of the United States heard the case of our client Damon Landor. What an honor to be by his side on this day, and to have spent time over the last four years working with him to get there.

In 2020, days before his release from jail, Louisiana officers shackled him to a chair and shaved his head. They did this even though he is a devout Rastafarian, and had a copy of a 5th Circuit opinion in his hand explaining his right not to have his head shaved because of his religion.

We remain hopeful that when the decision comes, it will allow him to pursue these claims and hold the state accountable.

Oral arguments can be heard here:

https://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/audio/2025/23-1197

"Casey Denson, an attorney representing Bonney, derided the suspension as 'insufficient' in an interview on Friday. Bonn...
06/24/2025

"Casey Denson, an attorney representing Bonney, derided the suspension as 'insufficient' in an interview on Friday. Bonney declined to comment.

'If they're acknowledging that they think there is credibility of her complaints that he sexually harassed her, then a three day suspension and continuing to hold a supervisory position is a liability to this city and an injustice to Mary,' said Denson. 'This is a common defense for sexual harassers once their misconduct is discovered— to try to recast the facts to try to show them as engaging in a consensual act when that was not the case.' Fields did not respond to a request for comment."

Mayor LaToya Cantrell's administration suspended the director of New Orleans’ homeless services department for three days after a city investigation found he kissed a worker while on the job.

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New Orleans, LA
70118

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