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The Los Angeles Law Office of Robert F. Keehn specializes in the areas of insurance bad faith and employment law.
In the insurance arena, he handles legal actions involving property, life, accident, health, disability and long-term care, including bad faith and ERISA litigation.
Mr. Keehn is a member of the State Bar of California, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the four United States district courts in California. He is a skilled trial attorney, handling cases in both state and federal court. His extensive experience in trials, negotiations and mediation has resulted in favorable outcomes for his clients for the past 25 years.
He received his law degree from USC, and his undergraduate degree from UCLA.
Please feel free to contact us for a free initial consultation at (310) 551-6525 or at rkeehn@rfk-law.com.
1875 Century Park East, Suite 700
Los Angeles, CA 90067
(310) 551-6525
(310) 284-3106 (fax)
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Chances are, if you are visiting this site, you are looking for information to help you determine your rights. Here are some basic guidelines regarding the type of law practiced by this firm:
Insurance Law
Insurance law covers policies that include auto, health, homeowners, life and disability insurance. Each insurance policy covers losses from different types of risk, and both the losses and the risks are carefully defined. It can take an insurance lawyer just to determine if your loss resulted from a risk for which you are insured. Sometimes insurance companies will deny claims, acting in what is legally called “bad faith.” We can determine if your insurer is treating you fairly, and sue for you if the company is acting in bad faith.
Employment Law
Employment law centers on the laws regarding the relationship between the employee and the employer. If you feel your employer has treated you inappropriately, we can help you decide which laws apply to your particular situation, and how you can take advantage of the laws to protect your rights.
Please contact us with your specific needs and situation, so we can get started right away.
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