We aim to make Keoghs a great place to work and create opportunities for our people to fulfil their highest potential. Learn more about some of our Keoghs journeys here.
Rhys Phillips, Lead Lawyer
Keoghs is a happy and, importantly, a fair place to work. I would not hesitate recommending the firm to any prospective candidate.
View StoryAaron Reynard, Assistant Solicitor
From starting out as a 19 year old whose first job was photocopying, faxing and putting up post my career at Keoghs so far has seen me progress through a variety of roles
View StoryJordan Bagshaw, Costs Negotiator
The level of support has helped me to grow in confidence and progress and now I am comfortable in a wide-ranging role.
View StoryOliver Bingle, Associate Solicitor
I joined Keoghs as a newly qualified solicitor in 2008.
View StoryStephanie Berry, Operations Director, Complex Claims
I developed my skills as an asbestos lawyer and eventually gravitated toward operational management holding the post of Team Leader
View StoryJoanna Grieve, Lead Lawyer
Joanna leads a Catastrophic Injury team in the Complex Injury department in Newcastle dealing mostly with claims arising from serious road traffic accidents and solely with injuries which are life-changing in nature.
View StoryStephanie McCarthy, Assistant Solicitor
Stephanie is a brilliant Assistant Solicitor who worked her way up from Paralegal.
View StorySam Dawson, Deputy Team Leader
Sam is a valued member of the PRC team, and has progressed with us from starting as an Administrative Assistant.
View StoryLaura Stephens, Assistant Lawyer
Laura has been with us since 2015, and is an asset to the PRC team.
View StoryLuke Ayres, Associate
Luke has really developed since being with Keoghs, he's a great addition to the Large and Complex loss team.
View StoryWe believe people are our biggest asset. If you are looking for a new and exciting opportunity we would love to hear from you. Visit our latest jobs page for more info.
Latest jobsIf you are considering a career in the legal profession but find the prospect of university fees daunting, our apprenticeship schemes could be the answer.