Kenneth C. Bordes, Esq. is an accomplished attorney licensed in Louisiana and New York. His full-service law firm focuses primarily on clients who are victims of wage theft, overtime violations, and clients injured in accidents.
Kenny also does a significant amount of criminal and civil pro bono work in the local community and actively serves on the Civil Pro Bono Counsel, a pilot program formed by the New Orleans Chapter of the Federal Bar Association and approved by the Federal Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
Other professional activities include the New Orleans A.P. Tureaud Inn of Court, the Federal Bar Association (FBA and NOFBA), the Louisiana State Bar Association (LSBA), Louisiana Association for Justice (LAJ), Academy of New Orleans Trial Lawyers (ANOTL), American Association for Justice(AAJ), the New York State Bar Association (NYSBA), the New York City Bar (NYCB), Bar Association for the Federal Fifth Circuit (BAFFC), and the American Bar Association (ABA).
Mr. Bordes attended Loyola University College of Law and obtained a Juris Doctor in Civil Law (Louisiana) with a Certificate in Common Law.
While attending law school, he also worked as an intern at the Louisiana Court of Appeal, Fourth Circuit and at the Orleans Parish District Attorney’s Office. In law school he was appointed Managing Editor of Loyola’s Journal of Public Interest Law, selected to Moot Court Staff, selected to Trial Advocacy Staff, and received the College of Law Skills and Experiential Learning Award and the Civil Procedure Law Excellence Award. Mr. Bordes also earned a Certificate in International Legal Studies, having lived and studied at Lomonosov Moscow State University in Moscow, Russia, Eötvös Loránd University in Budapest, Hungary, and University of Rio de Janeiro Faculty of Law in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Mr. Bordes was born in Louisiana and attended Jesuit High School in New Orleans. He then attended The Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. and obtained an undergraduate degree in drama/theater with a minor in philosophy. Prior to his legal career, Kenny’s career in the entertainment industry began in 2005 and continues today. He served as the President and co-founder of New Orleans Film and Entertainment Group (NOLA Films) where he helped develop production studios and provided numerous services to productions in Louisiana. He has lived, worked, and performed in many regions, including, New York, Washington D.C./Baltimore, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas.
Abigail Floresca, Esq. is from Chicago, IL and a graduate from the Loyola College of Law.
Abigail Floresca is a dedicated attorney based in New Orleans, committed to represented individuals in areas of employment, civil rights, and post-conviction relief. She is a magna cum laude graduate of Loyola University New Orleans College of Law in 2024 and a summa cum laude graduate of the University of Illinois at Chicago in 2020.
Prior to law school, Abigail was the outreach coordinator for the non-profit organization lowernine.org. Throughout law school, Abigail worked as a law clerk at CrescentCare and the Promise of Justice Initiative, and received a fellowship to spend a summer with Innocence Project New Orleans. Through the Loyola Criminal Defense Clinic, Abigail successfully advocated for the release and resentencing of two clients serving life without parole. Since law school, Abigail’s practice is focused on employment disputes. She also represents clients as a Civil Pro Bono Counsel through a program approved by the Federal Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
David Gross, Esq. is from New Orleans, LA and a graduate of Loyola College of Law.
David Gross advocates and is committed to the pursuit of justice for all wrongs, especially for our civil rights. He is based in New Orleans, born in Louisiana, and raised in Uptown. Before college, he graduated from Benjamin Franklin High School. Afterwards, he was a cum laude graduate of Loyola University New Orleans College of Law in 2025 and a magna cum laude graduate in sociology and philosophy of Millsaps College in 2022.
As a first-generation law student at Loyola, he wrote onto the Loyola Law Review and eventually became a managing editor of the journal. Throughout law school, David clerked with the Orleans Public Defenders, and various personal injury and property casualty firms. David was also a part of the Loyola Law Clinic’s Children’s Rights Clinic, where he assisted immigrant children in obtaining special immigrant juvenile status so that they could be put onto the green card track. David uses his educational foundation and his passion to continue bending the arc toward justice.