Keegan Federal is a seasoned legal practitioner specializing in litigation and dispute resolution. He is an experienced courtroom lawyer and has represented parties in a significant number of high-profile disputes involving a wide variety of practice areas. From 1976 to 1984, Keegan Federal served as an elected trial judge in the Superior Court of DeKalb County, Georgia, where he presided over both civil and criminal cases. He is knowledgeable about the rules of procedure and evidence, trial strategy, the economics of litigation, and trial tactics from the plaintiff’s, the defendant’s, and the judge's perspectives. Read Full Bio
HASSON
Keith Hasson is an experienced advocate with the knowledge and skills necessary to resolve a wide variety of legal controversies, whether through trial or alternative forms of dispute resolution. Keith represents individuals and business entities of various sizes in litigation, or potential litigation, in State and Federal Court. From 1999 to 2004, Keith served as a criminal prosecutor, first as an assistant solicitor responsible for the prosecution of misdemeanor offenses in Cobb County, and as a senior assistant district attorney responsible for the prosecution of felony offenses in Fulton County. Read Full Bio
Georgia Trial Lawyers Since 1966
Atlanta Trial Lawyers
The law firm of Federal & Hasson, LLP has extensive experience in the successful resolution of legal disputes through negotiation, arbitration, mediation and litigation. The Firm's attorneys are experienced in a wide range of legal matters related to:
The Firm represents individuals, small to medium-sized businesses, as well as large corporations, in Federal and State Courts and before administrative agencies, at the trial and appellate levels.
Keith Hasson is an experienced advocate with the knowledge and skills necessary to resolve a wide variety of legal controversies, whether through trial or alternative forms of dispute resolution. Keith represents individuals and business entities of various sizes in litigation, or potential litigation, in State and Federal Court. From 1999 to 2004, Keith served as a criminal prosecutor, first as an assistant solicitor responsible for the prosecution of misdemeanor offenses in Cobb County, and as a senior assistant district attorney responsible for the prosecution of felony offenses in Fulton County. 
