Fighting for the Injured Across Connecticut
At Keches Law Group, we are dedicated to helping injured individuals and their families secure the justice and compensation they deserve. Founded in Massachusetts in 1986, we now have multiple offices throughout New England including Connecticut. Our firm focuses on personal injury and workers’ compensation cases, providing compassionate guidance and aggressive advocacy every step of the way.
Personal Injury Representation You Can Trust
Accidents can change your life in an instant. Whether you have been injured in a car crash, slip and fall, construction accident, or due to medical negligence, you deserve an attorney who will fight for your recovery while you focus on healing.
Our attorneys have extensive experience negotiating with insurance companies and litigating cases in Connecticut courts. We handle a wide range of personal injury claims, including:
- Work Accidents
- Motor vehicle accidents
- Pedestrian and bicycle accidents
- Slip and fall and premises liability
- Dog bites
- Medical malpractice
- Wrongful death
We know the challenges you face after a serious injury, from medical bills and lost wages to long-term pain and uncertainty. We fight to ensure you receive full and fair compensation to help you move forward.
Standing Up for Injured Workers
Workplace injuries can disrupt your ability to provide for yourself and your family. At Keches Law, we are proud to represent injured workers in Connecticut workers’ compensation claims, ensuring they receive the medical care and wage benefits they are entitled to under the law.
Whether you have suffered an injury in a construction accident, repetitive trauma, occupational illness, or catastrophic workplace accident, we stand by your side throughout the claims process, hearings, and appeals if necessary. We have handled cases involving:
- Construction and trade injuries
- Warehouse and factory accidents
- Healthcare worker injuries
- Occupational diseases and repetitive stress injuries
- Denied or disputed claims
We understand the stress that comes with a work-related injury and the impact it has on your family. Our attorneys take the time to explain your rights and handle the legal challenges so you can focus on your recovery.
Why Choose Us?
- Decades of experience in personal injury and workers’ compensation law
- Personalized attention and direct communication with your attorney
- Proven results in negotiations and in court
- No fee unless we win your case
We are committed to providing the highest level of representation while treating every client with respect and compassion. We take pride in fighting for the injured and helping them rebuild their lives.
Speak with Our Team Today
If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident or on the job in Connecticut, contact us today for a free consultation. We will review your case, answer your questions, and provide honest guidance about your legal options.
About Bridgeport, Connecticut
Bridgeport is Connecticut’s largest city, located along the Long Island Sound in Fairfield County. Known historically as a bustling industrial hub, Bridgeport has evolved into a diverse community with a rich cultural heritage, vibrant neighborhoods, and a growing arts scene. Our Broad street office is centrally located, convenient to I-95 and Route 8.
The city is home to approximately 148,000 residents and offers convenient access to major highways and rail lines, making it a key part of the New York metropolitan area while maintaining its own unique identity. Bridgeport is known for its beautiful parks, including Seaside Park along the waterfront, and cultural attractions such as the Barnum Museum, reflecting the city’s connection to showman P.T. Barnum, a former resident and mayor.
Bridgeport’s economy today is diverse, with healthcare, education, and small businesses playing a significant role alongside its revitalizing waterfront and downtown areas. The city’s working-class roots remain strong, with many residents employed in construction, healthcare, education, and the service industries.
