George N. Keches

Founding partner of Keches Law Group, George N. Keches represents clients in Massachusetts. As the youngest commissioner ever appointed to the Department of Industrial Accidents by a Massachusetts governor, he handles cases of workers’ compensation, medical malpractice and general personal injury. Former general counsel for the Massachusetts Bar Association and counsel for the joint committee on the judiciary of the Massachusetts Legislature, he has over four decades of experience representing the rights of the injured. Mr. Keches studied at Northeastern University for his undergraduate degree and obtained a Juris Doctor at Suffolk University Law School. Admitted to practice in the state courts of Massachusetts and before the United States District Court for the district of Massachusetts since 1975, he regularly teaches seminars and classes and is a former professor with New England Law | Boston teaching workers’ compensation law. He has also lectured for the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys and the Massachusetts Bar Association. A member of the workers’ compensation committee of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys and the civil litigation committee of the Massachusetts Bar Association, Mr. Keches has been invited to participate in debates of the Trade Association as changes are made to workers’ compensation law. With a reputation as one of the most knowledgeable and aggressive attorneys in his field, Mr. Keches has an extremely high success rate. As he focuses on obtaining benefits from the state Accidental Disability Retirement system and the federal Social Security Administration for injured workers, he is a passionate representative of those who need help the most. He takes the most complex cases and creates a strategy to benefit his clients.