Kellet J Koch

Kellet J Koch practices law in downtown Milwaukee at 320 E Buffalo St, Suite 607, representing clients in some of the most stressful legal situations a person can face, including Social Security disability denials, work injuries, and personal injury claims. The Buffalo Street address puts the office close to the federal courthouse and other government offices that disability claimants frequently need to interact with. The practice spans Social Security law, workers compensation, and personal injury, which means clients dealing with overlapping issues, such as a work injury that also supports a disability claim, can address multiple matters with one attorney. Anyone in the Milwaukee area can reach the office at (414) 342-0405 to ask about their situation.

Kellet J Koch helps Social Security disability applicants through every stage of the process, from the initial application through reconsideration, administrative hearings before an ALJ, and Appeals Council review if necessary. For workers compensation clients, the attorney assists with filing claims, responding to denials, and negotiating settlements with employers and insurance carriers. Personal injury representation covers situations where a client has been hurt due to someone else's fault and needs help recovering compensation for their losses.

After reaching out to Kellet J Koch's office, you can expect a conversation about the facts of your case, whether that involves a disability denial letter, a work injury, or an accident. The attorney will review any documents you have, explain how Wisconsin law or Social Security rules apply to your circumstances, and give you a realistic picture of what the process looks like going forward. Clients are kept in the loop as their case progresses so they understand what is happening and why.

The firm serves clients throughout Milwaukee and the surrounding southeastern Wisconsin region, including Waukesha, Racine, Kenosha, and other communities within reasonable distance of the downtown Milwaukee office.