About Katilyn M.
Katilyn M. Hollowell built her legal foundation in Baton Rouge. She earned a Bachelor of Arts from Louisiana State University in 2014 and completed her J.D./D.C.L. at the Paul M. Hebert Law Center at LSU in 2017. Those credentials anchor a relatively recent but steady legal career.
After law school, Hollowell entered private practice and took on the day-to-day work of an associate at Kean Miller LLP. Her role has involved research, drafting briefs, and preparing filings for matters that proceed in both state and federal forums. Colleagues describe her as methodical on procedural points and attentive to the mechanics of court practice.
Hollowell is admitted to practice in Louisiana and is also admitted to appear in the U.S. District Courts for the Eastern, Middle, and Western Districts of Louisiana. She maintains membership in the Louisiana State Bar Association. Those admissions allow her to handle litigation and other court work across multiple jurisdictions in the state.
In the firm setting, Hollowell contributes to courtroom preparation and legal strategy. She has worked on pleadings, motion practice, and discovery matters. Her practice has required collaboration with senior attorneys and participation in client meetings, as well as the drafting of documents necessary to advance matters through state and federal dockets.
At Kean Miller LLP, Hollowell continues as an associate, taking assignments that require familiarity with both state procedures and the rules of federal practice. She contributes to cases that proceed in Louisiana courts and in the federal district courts where she is admitted. Her current practice centers on litigation and court-related work in Louisiana and the federal districts that cover the state.
