Since founding the Sherman Law Firm in 2010, Kea Sherman has been committed to providing client-focused representation. Her personal involvement in every step of litigation and document drafting ensures important information is leveraged to her client’s advantage. Kea’s eye for detail produces the results that keep her clients happy while also fostering long-term relationships. Super Lawyers recognized her as a Rising Star in 2014, 2015, and 2016. In 2020, 2021, and 2022, Kea was honored as a Louisiana Super Lawyer - a designation given to no more than 5% of attorneys in each state. Her work has been featured in Vanity Fair, Inside New Orleans, and on ABC’s 20/20.

After running for the Louisiana Legislature in 2019 and founding two statewide political organizations, Emerge Louisiana and Les Femmes PAC, Kea launched Sherman Strategic Affairs, which is a bipartisan government relations and public affairs firm representing clients within the realm of business, government, economic development, and regulation at the federal, state, and local levels.

Beyond her business, Kea serves on a number of nonprofit and government-appointed boards and commissions. Passionate about increasing access to early childhood education, Kea proudly serves on the Executive Committee of the Kingsley House Board of Directors. In 2017, Governor John Bel Edwards appointed Kea to serve as a Commissioner on the Louisiana Environmental Education Commission. After being appointed by the New Orleans City Council to the Industrial Development Board (IDB), Kea was recently elected to serve as Vice President and Chairs the Employment Goals Accountability Committee. The IDB fosters economic development in the City of New Orleans through its bond and PILOT programs, which help to facilitate new projects and the revitalization of existing sites.

Kea lives uptown with her husband, Neal Bodenheimer, their daughter, Hayden, and their puppy Wolfe.