The Law Office of Michael T. Keough

Disability Attorney in New Port Richey, Florida

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(727) 848-30427239 Little Rd, New Port Richey, FL 34654View on Yelp

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About The Law Office of Michael T. Keough

The Law Office of Michael T. Keough has established itself as a trusted resource for injured workers in New Port Richey. The firm maintains a perfect 5-star rating, reflecting its commitment to client service and case outcomes. Focused on workers' compensation and personal injury law, Michael T. Keough's practice centers on helping clients recover fair compensation for workplace injuries and accidents. The firm's personalized approach means each client receives attention to the specific details of their situation.

Practice Areas

Workers' Compensation Claims

Personal Injury Representation

Workplace Injury Cases

Claim Appeals

Settlement Negotiations

Case Evaluation

Specialties

Workers' Compensation LawPersonal Injury Claims

How They Can Help

This firm assists clients who have sustained workplace injuries or personal injuries by guiding them through the claims process, negotiating with insurers, and pursuing fair compensation. They evaluate each case carefully to identify the strongest path forward for recovery.

What to Expect

When you contact The Law Office of Michael T. Keough, you can expect an initial consultation to review your injury and circumstances. The firm will explain your rights, outline potential outcomes, and discuss representation options before you commit to moving forward.

Service Area

The firm serves clients throughout Pasco County and surrounding areas in the Tampa Bay region.

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes The Law Office of Michael T. Keough different from other workers' compensation firms?

This firm maintains a perfect 5-star rating and takes a client-focused approach to each case, ensuring personal attention to workplace injury claims and personal injury matters.

Can I afford representation if I'm not working due to my injury?

Workers' compensation attorneys typically work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing upfront. The firm takes payment from your settlement or award.

How long does a workers' compensation case typically take?

Timeline varies based on injury severity and dispute complexity, but the firm works efficiently to resolve claims and get you benefits as quickly as possible.