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• Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court Revives Harvard Morgue Lawsuit
• Keches Law Group Representing Families Affected by Tragic Fall River Nursing Home Fire
• Keches Law Group Represents Victims of Disastrous Truck Crash in Boston’s Chinatown Neighborhood
• Gallery: Salute To Nurses 2025
• Keches Law Group Proudly Sponsors Boston Globe’s “Salute To Nurses” Celebration
• We Built This City – Celebrating the workers who keep New England going
• Keches Law Group Celebrates Five Attorneys Listed Among Best Lawyers®
• Keches Law Teams Up with Bosworth Law To File Lawsuit Against Drug Manufacturer Bayer, Beth Israel Deaconess
• EPA Bans Last Remaining Form of Asbestos 
• How Do I Avoid Car Accidents This Spring?
• Attorney Sean Kiely: From Ireland to Keches Law
• Keches Law Files Lawsuit Against Choice Hotels on Behalf of Sex Trafficking Victim 
• What Do I Do If I Get In a Car Accident?
• Wrongful Death of Woman with Bipolar, Addiction History Settled for $1.25M 
• Attorney Stacey Marmorstein Recovers $1.5 Million for Family of Man Who Choked to Death at Group Home 
• Is Your Surgeon Juggling Multiple Surgeries? 
• Google Reviews Let Keches Law Clients’ Voices Be Heard 
• Keches Law Settles Medical Malpractice Case of Khmer Rouge Survivor for $1.45M 
• Celebrating Black History: Trailblazers in the Legal Industry 
• ‘Catches for College’ Initiative Adds $35K to Education Fund 
• Avoid Personal Injury with these 6 Cold Weather Safety Tips 
• 6 Things Your Pet Needs to Stay Safe This Winter 
• Stay Safe Driving in the Snow and Ice This Winter 
• Prepare Before the Snowstorm Strikes
• Keches Law Group’s Catches for College Initiative Donates Over $35K for Scholarship Fund 
• Keep Warm and Stay Safe: Your Outdoor Winter Worker Checklist 
• New Laws that Focus on Safety in 2024 
• 5 Resolutions to Help Keep You Safe in 2024 
• The Sobering Truth of Driving While Intoxicated 
• Keep Your Home Safe From Fires This Winter 
• Attorneys Andrew Abraham, Sean Kiely Settle Case for $1.25 Million for Client With Head Injury 
• Keches Law, MCJ Transportation to Host Dinner of Champions at Gillette Stadium
• Keches Law Class Action Backed Up by Harvard Report
• Keches Law Paralegal Shares Her Experience With Epilepsy
• Keches Law Group Lawyers Offer Advice to New, Aspiring Attorneys and Law Students 
• Keches Law Donates Over 500 Turkey Dinners in 3rd Annual Thanksgiving Event 
• Attorney Kelli Silva’s Client Awarded Total Disability Payments for Life after Hearing 
• Victim of Salem Hospital HIV, Hepatitis Exposure Wants Answers
• Keches Law Files Class Action Against Mass General Brigham After 450 Patients Exposed to HIV, Hepatitis
• Tips for Joyful and Safe Holiday Travel
• Attorneys Anthony Gill, Mike Glennon Recover $7,500 Security Deposit on Pro Bono Case for Single Mother of Two 
• Keches Law Receives High Marks in Best Law Firms® Rankings
• Daylight Saving Time and Safety Risks
• Trick-or-Treating Safety Tips for Halloween 
• Staying Safe at Work this Halloween
• Unmasking 5 Common Halloween Injuries and Safety Concerns
• 6 Tips to Prep Your Home for Winter
• Safety Tips for Seasonal Decorating
• 6 Fire Safety Tips You Need to Know
• Keches Law Files Class Action Against Doctor Accused of Sexual Abuse 
• Keches Law Named Official Injury Law Firm of The Boston Bruins
• 5 Steps to Take After Hitting Your Head
• Legal Guide to Traumatic Brain Injury Claims
• Drive Safe: Road Safety Tips for Autumn
• Catching up with Catches for College 
• Get to Know the Keches Law People and Culture Team
• Keches Law Group Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® in 2024 in America 
• Sepsis Misdiagnosis: When to Contact a Medical Malpractice Lawyer
• I Think I Have a Concussion. What Should I Do?
• Decoding the ‘Elective Option’ for Camp Lejeune
• Keches Law Named Official Law Firm of The New England Patriots
• North Reading Native Wins Keches Law Group Scholarship Essay Contest
• Water Safety: Understanding Cyanobacteria, Red Tide and Harmful Algal Blooms
• 5 Essential Safety Items Every Home Should Have
• Heat Stress at Work: Prevention and Compensation
• Summer Pet Safety: Tips for Hot Weather
• Boat Safety Guide: Essential Tips for a Smooth Voyage
• Attorney Austin Dana Recovers $100K on Behalf of Client Injured in Car Crash
• Pet Safety 101: Keep Your Animals Safe at Home
• Navigating PTSD Recovery and Compensation
• Managing Migraine: Pain Relief Strategies and Legal Options
• 5 Motor Vehicle Safety Hazards You Might Not Know About
• Light Up The Night: Fireworks Safety Guide
• Families of Harvard morgue case victims want accountability
• Never Miss an Opportunity: Dads of Keches Share Experiences, Advice
• Keches Law Files Class Action in Harvard Medical Morgue Scandal
• Fueling Success: Why Lunch Breaks Matter in the Workplace 
• Keches Law Donates $30K for Career Opportunities for Boston’s Black Youth
• Keches Law Files Class Action Lawsuit Against Compass Medical
• Keches Law Group, Habitat for Humanity celebrate project groundbreaking
• Well Done: Keep Your Cookout Safe
• Sue Mulligan: An essential part of Keches Law Group, no matter the job
• Keches Law Group Announces Fifth Annual Scholarship for $2,500
• What to Know About Mental Health
• A Juggling Act: Moms of Keches share realities of being a working parent
• Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly Recognizes Keches Law Group Attorney Michaela Weaver as an “Up & Coming Lawyer”
• Empowering Women in Business
• Preventing Suicide in the Construction Industry
• Keches Law Group is Proud to Have 8 Lawyers Recognized by Best Lawyers® in 2023 in America.
• Former High School Dean with Ties to Latin Kings Ordered to Pay $10M in Damages to Keches Law Group Client
• Keches Law Group Establishes Scholarship Fund to Train Lawyers in Need and Help Level the Playing Field
• George N. Keches Room Unveiled at Suffolk University Law School
• Pedestrian Deaths in MA Up 100%
• Workers’ Compensation for COVID-19 “Long Haulers” Experiencing Cardiac Complications
• Work-Related Strokes: What They Are & How to Prevent Them
• George and Ann Keches Pledge $1 Million to Suffolk University Law School
• Keches Cares 2021 Thanksgiving Turkey Drive
• The Entertainment Industry and Workers’ Compensation: What Actors, Crewmembers, and Producers Should Know
• Arbitration Panel Awards Keches Law Group Client, a Former Dialysis Technician, $1,780,000
• Can Pro Athletes File for Workers’ Comp? 

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• Catches For College
• Official Rules – Keches Law Group New England Patriots Ticket Giveaway September 2025
• Important Case Decision
• Silicosis and Stone Dust Injuries
• City of Chicago Water Class Action Questionnaire
• ERISA and Disability Lawyers 
• 2023 KLG Army-Navy Game Sweepstakes Rules
• Banner Test 2
• Swimming Pool Accidents
• 2023 KLG In Between Days Sweepstakes Rules
• Banner test
• Nursing Home Neglect and Abuse Lawyers 
• 2023 KLG Free Jacks Playoffs Sweepstakes Rules
• Harvard Morgue Class Action
• Connecticut
• 2023 KLG Taylor Swift Concert Sweepstakes Rules
• 2023 KLG Bruins Playoffs Sweepstakes Rules
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• Light Duty Work – What Does it Mean?
• $500,000 Workers’ Compensation
• Free Masks for Union Members
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• Thank You!
• COVID-19
• Tree Care Accidents
• How Can Keches Law Group Make the Process Easier For Me?
• Do My Disability Benefits Get Reduced if I am on Workers’ Compensation?
• What is the Difference Between Medicare and Medicaid?
• Is There a Waiting Period to Receive Benefits?
• Can I Return to Work at all After Getting on Disability?
• What Conditions Automatically Qualify for Disability?
• Will I Qualify for Disability?
• Is it Difficult to Get on Disability?
• Do I Need a Lawyer?
• How Do I Collect Widow/Death/Survivor Benefits for SSDI?
• Can My Spouse Collect my Social Security Disability?
• Does Social Security Review my Disability Once I am Approved?
• Can a Child Receive SS Disability?
• What are the Approval Ratings of Massachusetts Social Security Disability Administrative Law Judges?
• What are “Blue Book” Disability Listings?
• How Long is the Waiting Process for SSDI Decisions?
• How Much Money Per Month Can I Get on SSDI/SSI?
• Is There an Age Limit for Social Security Disability?
• Do I Need a Lawyer to Apply for Disability?
• What is the Difference Between SSDI and SSI?
• Social Security FAQs
• What is Form 110?
• If Workers’ Compensation Denies More Physical Therapy and I Lose Permanent Function Because of it, Do I Have a Lawsuit?
• When Hurt on the Job, Do They Have to Pay me for Missed Overtime?
• How Long do I have to File a Lawsuit After Getting Hurt at Work?
• Can you Apply for Unemployment After a Workers’ Compensation Settlement?
• I Got Hurt at Work but Didn’t Fill Out Paperwork, What Can I Do? It’s Been Two Months.
• What Percentage of your Pay Does Workers’ Compensation Pay?
• Do you Report the Workman’s Compensation Settlement to Social Security?
• What does Memorializing a Work Injury in Court Mean?
• How Does Workers’ Compensation Work in NH?
• Does Workers’ Compensation Only Cover My Medical Bills?
• Do You Have to File Taxes on the Workman’s Compensation?
• Do You Have a Workers’ Compensation Claim if an Employee Dies While Working?
• If You Get Hurt At Work Can They Make You Use Paid Time Off?
• What is the Difference Between a Third Party Slip and Fall Lawsuit, Versus Workers’ Compensation Hurt on the Job in Massachusetts?
• Can Someone be Fired for Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim?
• What are the Requirements for Workers’ Compensation Eligibility?
• What is the Difference Between a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer and a Personal Injury Lawyer?
• What is Form 108?
• What is Form 106?
• What is the Appeal Period for Workers’ Compensation Claims in MA?
• What is a Workers’ Compensation Claim?
• If I Have a Workers’ Compensation Claim From the Past Can I Hire a Lawyer?
• Can an Employee Receive Workers’ Compensation Benefits if he/she Wasn’t in the Workplace at the Time of Injury?
• Can I Receive Both Workers’ Compensation Benefits and Social Security Benefits?
• My Employer Doesn’t Have Workers’ Compensation Insurance. Can I Still Collect Benefits?
• Will the Insurance Company Continue to Pay My Medical Bills After the Case Is Settled?
• What Can I do if the Insurer Denies My Claim or Terminates My Benefit Before the 180-day Period Ends?
• How Long Does it Take After the Injury Occurs to Receive Workers’ Compensation Benefits?
• What if the Employer’s Workers’ Compensation Insurance Company Contacts Me?
• What Can You File for if You’re Injured for Less Than 5 Days?
• What Can You File For if You’re Injured for More than 5 Days?
• Can My Workers’ Compensation Attorney Sign My Form 19?
• What Are The Statute of Limitations for Work-Related Injuries in Massachusetts?
• How to File an Anonymous Complaint to Workers’ Compensation?
• If You Collect Workers’ Compensation Can You Still Sue?
• How Much Does It Cost to Hire a Workers’ Compensation Lawyer?
• What is a Deposition?
• What Happens if my Workers’ Compensation Claim is Denied?
• Abogados de Compensación de Trabajadores
• Abogados

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• Robert J. Wheeler, III
• Taylor-Ann T. Greenwood
• Adele R. Jacobs
• Andrew E. Wallace
• Robert C. Royce
• Jessica A. Hartman
• Michael N. Babanikas
• Amanda Lovett
• Claudia Sceery
• Megan R. Powers
• Cara J. Najjar
• James E. Stevens
• Sarah C. White
• Christopher P. Lynett
• Jonathan T. Macedo
• Erica L. Pereira
• Joseph J. Ranone
• Joseph C. Ferreira
• Anthony J. Gill
• Taylor M. Driscoll
• Benjamin D. LaPointe
• Stacey B. Marmorstein
• Bryan M. Hanratty
• Steven I. Bergel
• Austin L. Dana
• Gisela M. DaSilva
• John T. Martin
• Patrick J. Nelligan
• Lisa M. Conserve
• Jeffrey N. Catalano
• Jonathan D. Sweet
• Karen O. Young
• Sarah A. Farrell
• John D. Hislop
• William Raymond
• Andrew Abraham
• Jim Glaser
• Loren E. Laskoski
• Timothy A. Nolte
• Sean C. Flaherty
• Maria Mancini Scott
• Ann Marie Maguire Keches
• Stephen Allard
• Brian C. Cloherty
• George N. Keches
• Adam H. Becker
• Brian R. Sullivan
• Honorable Armand Fernandes, Jr.
• Lauren Van Iderstine
• Griffin F. Hanrahan
• State Representative Christopher M. Hendricks
• Michael P. Rainboth
• John D. Blaisdell
• Kelli S. Silva

Case Results

• $8,250,000 – General Liability
• $943,000 – Nursing Home Negligence
• $1,350,000 – Wrongful Death
• $525,000 – Motor Vehicle Accident
• $925,000 – Slip and Fall
• $351,000 Workers Compensation
• $321,000 Workers Compensation
• $275,000 Workers Compensation
• $325,000 Workers Compensation
• $245,000 Workers Compensation
• $250,000 Workers Compensation
• $255,000 Workers Compensation
• $301,000 Workers Compensation
• $300,000 Workers Compensation
• $280,000 Workers Compensation
• $282,000 Workers Compensation
• $243,000 Workers Compensation
• $270,000 Workers Compensation
• $248,000 Workers Compensation
• $291,000 Workers Compensation
• $245,000 Workers Compensation
• $284,000 Workers Compensation
• $378,000 Workers Compensation
• $250,000 Workers Compensation
• $350,000 Workers Compensation
• $298,000 Workers Compensation
• $298,000 Workers Compensation
• $253,000 Workers Compensation
• $293,000 Workers Compensation
• $332,000 Workers Compensation
• $333,000 Workers Compensation
• $305,000 Workers Compensation
• $268,000 Workers Compensation
• $282,000 Workers Compensation
• $250,000 Workers Compensation
• $236,000 Workers Compensation
• $323,000 Workers Compensation
• $263,000 Workers Compensation
• $509,000 Workers Compensation
• $250,000 Workers Compensation
• $264,000 Workers Compensation
• $232,000 Workers Compensation
• $264,000 Workers Compensation
• $464,000 Workers Compensation
• $566,000 Workers Compensation
• $302,000 Workers Compensation
• $239,000 Workers Compensation
• $302,000 Workers Compensation
• $453,000 Workers Compensation
• $346,000 Workers Compensation
• $332,000 Workers Compensation
• $296,000 Workers Compensation
• $286,000 Workers Compensation
• $245,000 Workers Compensation
• $249,000 Workers Compensation
• $607,000 Workers Compensation
• $244,000 Workers Compensation
• $256,000 Workers Compensation
• $239,000 Workers Compensation
• $267,000 Workers Compensation
• $290,000 Workers Compensation
• $427,000 Workers Compensation
• $291,000 Workers Compensation
• $371,000 Workers Compensation
• $551,000 Workers Compensation
• $379,000 Workers Compensation
• $381,000 Workers Compensation
• $320,000 Workers Compensation
• $570,000 Workers Compensation
• $341,000 Workers Compensation
• $436,000 Workers Compensation
• $260,000 Workers Compensation
• $266,000 Workers Compensation
• $286,000 Workers Compensation
• $367,000 Workers Compensation
• $256,000 Workers Compensation
• $255,000 Workers Compensation
• $277,000 Workers Compensation
• $355,000 Workers Compensation
• $458,000 Workers Compensation
• $243,000 Workers Compensation
• $304,000 Workers Compensation
• $228,000 Workers Compensation
• $444,000 Workers Compensation
• $486,000 Workers Compensation
• $517,000 Workers Compensation
• $381,000 Workers Compensation
• $240,000 Workers Compensation
• $302,000 Workers Compensation
• $470,000 Workers Compensation
• $477,000 Workers Compensation
• $409,000 Workers Compensation
• $347,000 Workers Compensation
• $251,000 Workers Compensation
• $456,000 Workers Compensation
• $660,000 Workers Compensation
• $329,000 Workers Compensation
• $604,000 Workers Compensation
• $478,000 Workers Compensation
• $306,000 Workers Compensation

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