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KEOGH CRISPI, P.C., has more than 40 years' experience as successful New York Personal Injury Attorneys and trial lawyers, handling litigation and winning substantial money damages for satisfied clients. As New York City construction accident trial lawyers, New York Wrongful Death lawyers, New York City personal injury lawyers, or New York City Premises Liability Attorneys, we have helped people and their families who have suffered serious personal injuries, including those resulting from construction site accidents, dangerous premises, motor vehicle accidents, dangerous products, and many more. Our law firm is known and respected by judges, and other lawyers for our aggressive, thorough trial work. Our clients know us as lawyers who care about them and fight for them. We are always available to be of assistance to our valued clientele. We are both proud and humbled by the number of our clients and their extended families who come back to us and bring their families and friends. And for that we say thank you to you, our valued friends.

We believe in keeping our clients fully up-to-date on each step of the legal process. This means we consult frequently with you-and want you to consult frequently with us. The attorneys you choose really do make a difference. Please call us today for a free initial consultation. There is no fee if we do not recover money damages for you.

Dorothy M. Keogh

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Ms. Keogh has lobbied members of Congress as a delegate to the Women's Caucus Lobby Days, an annual event sponsored by ATLA for trial lawyers to make their voices heard by continuing to fight for victims' rights for all Americans.

ATLA women trial lawyers from 32 states came to Washington D.C. to meet with Democratic and Republican members of the U.S. Congress and Senate on the issue of medical malpractice, and specifically to urge members to oppose a medical malpractice bill (H.R. 5) with nothing to help doctors with high insurance rates but giving sweeping liability protections to drug companies that knowingly market deadly drugs like Vioxx and by making it substantially more difficult for injured patients to receive compensation for injuries caused by medical negligence.

Companies or professionals who engage in gross negligence shouldn't get special protections.

State delegations met with members of the U.S. Congress and Senate on Capitol Hill. Ms. Keogh, as a New York delegate met with Representative Nita Lowey D-NY, Senator Charles Schumer, D-NY and Senator Hillary Clinton D-NY.

Ms. Keogh also spoke with Rep. Debbie Wasserman-Schultz (D-FL), a member of the House Judiciary Committee on the importance of preserving the civil justice system, and fighting for the rights of women, children, and seniors, who are often overlooked.

NOTE: Only the senior members of the firm are listed at this time. This does not diminish the importance of the staff, attorneys and other support personnel whose contributions are priceless.