HEIDI MABILE GOULD
ATTORNEY AT LAW
ATTORNEY
Heidi Gould is an Attorney practicing in both State and Federal Court. A graduate of Nicholls State University, Heidi received her Juris Doctorate with honors from Southern University Law Center in 1997. Formerly a Prosecutor in Lafourche Parish, Heidi is now based in New Orleans, focusing on : Class Action Lawsuits and Mesothelioma/Asbestos Cases.
As a native of Assumption Parish, Heidi is proud to be one of the main attorneys that settled the Bayou Corne Sinkhole class action against Texas Brine and assisted over 250 claimants consisting of both residents and camp owners in the community.
With over 20 years of experience, Heidi Gould continues to provide a wide range of legal expertise.
REPRESENTATIVE CASES
BAYOU CORNE SINKHOLE
Heidi is proud to be one of the main attorneys that settled the Bayou Corne sinkhole class action. The litigation resulted in a class action settlement for over 250 residents and camp owners in the area of the sinkhole. Link
BAYOU CORNE SINKHOLE LAND CLASS ACTION (FEDERAL COURT EASTERN DISTRICT)
On February 28, 2018 a settlement was reached with Occidental and Vulcan, to be overseen by an independent “Administrator.” A Settlement Agreement, available at the website and in the official court records of these proceedings, describes all of the details about the proposed settlement. Texas Brine Company is not a party to this settlement. This Class Action settlement does not dismiss the Class claims against Texas Brine Company. More information and forms regarding Class claims are available at the website.
Louisiana Solar Tax Case
Mrs. Gould is class counsel in the class action lawsuit filed against the State of Louisiana arguing that the retroactive legislative cap on solar tax credits is unconstitutional. Mrs. Gould along with Martzell, Bickford & Centola and Breazeale, Sachse & Wilson Law Firm are fighting for Louisiana residents to receive the solar energy income
tax credits which are rightfully theirs. Link
Asbestos/mesothelioma
Mrs. Gould represents former shipyard employees who have asbestos related cancer from working on ships and in shipyards. Link