Sean Flaherty, Managing Partner, Keches Law Group

Attorney Sean Flaherty, Managing Partner at Keches Law Group, is a former member of the Local 7 Steel and Ironworkers Union. He represents injured workers in all phases of workers’ compensation litigation including Conciliations, Conferences and Hearings before Administrative Law Judges at the Department of Industrial Accidents as well as Social Security Disability claims, employment discrimination, sexual harassment, and wrongful termination.

Before joining Keches Law Group, P.C., Sean interned with the Norfolk County District Attorney’s Office. Attorney Flaherty is the past President of the Bristol Bar Association and on their Board of Directors since 2011; Co-Chair of the Workers’ Compensation Section of the Massachusetts Academy of Trial Attorneys since 2012; President of the Taunton Bar Association since 2011; Vice President of Kids’ Chance of Massachusetts, Guest Professor at New England School of Law; Board of Directors at MassCOSH (Massachusetts Coalition for Occupational Safety and Health), and member of Workers’ Injury and Advocacy Group. Sean was named in 2018 Boston Magazine’s Super Lawyers edition as one of Massachusetts’ “Super Lawyers” over the past 8 years and prior as “Rising Star”, 7 years in-a-row. 

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I had no intention of being an attorney until I
was injured. I don't know if there's another lawyer in
practice that really has a full three hundred and sixty
degree view of the entire process. Hi. I'm Sean Flaherty
and I'm the managing partner at Catches Law Group. So
Catches Law Group started in nineteen eighty six. It was
started by George Ketches, and it was started under the

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proposition that we wanted to help as many residents of
Massachusetts that were injured, whether it be at work or
in an accident of no fault of their own. Our
lawyers are real and in person, and they're all based
right here in Massachusetts and do such a great job.
I'm just so proud of the effort and the work
that they put in every day. And I'm also real

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proud of the people that we represent. I absolutely love
fighting on behalf of our clients, and it's a bit
of a David and Goliath story every day. I think
that we're so lucky.

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To have what we have.

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We like to help as many people as we can,
both in the courtroom and out of the courtroom.

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