Our Keoghs Experience

So why should you want to join us? Use the links below to find out what some of Keoghs' employees think.

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Deb Brookes, Personal AssistantDeb Brookes, Personal Assistant
I joined the firm in December 1996. My career with Keoghs began in the typing pool as a legal secretary working for various fee earners. After a couple of years, I began working for a fee earner on a one-to-one basis, which involved typing ...
Keiron Fulop, Litigation ExecutiveKeiron Fulop, Litigation Executive
The opportunity for progression at Keoghs is excellent. If you want to develop your career within the firm they are happy to provide support and training to help you achieve your goals. In fact, this is positively encouraged by the firm. I ...
Daniel Hughes, Legal Information Daniel Hughes, Legal Information
Keoghs was ahead of the game by integrating a business-like structure with a Chief Executive at the top of the tree. Amazingly, despite the introduction of business values and objectives, the firm has retained its family atmosphere and it i...
Jackie Locke, SupportJackie Locke, Support
The thing I like about Keoghs is that you really do feel like you belong and the work you carry out really does count. You are asked for your input and ideas in relation to how things may work better for the firm. There is also a social com...
Laura Buckley, SolicitorLaura Buckley, Solicitor
My training contract started in September 2006, although prior to this I had worked at Keoghs during university summer holidays under the university scholarship scheme. Whilst working here as a scholarship student, I had the opportunity to ...
Neil Southern, PartnerNeil Southern, Partner
I joined Keoghs in June 2005 as a solicitor, assisting one of the senior equity partners in dealing with catastrophic injury claims. Prior to that, I had spent about six years on the other side of the fence, acting for claimants.The quality...