Alyssa J. Keogh was born in Stoneham, Massachusetts.  At the age of five she and her family moved to the Naples area where she went on to attend elementary school, middle school and high school.  In 1996 she graduated from Salem State College, with honors, and received a bachelors degree in Political Science.

After graduating college she went on to attend law school at Nova Southeastern University, where she received her Juris Doctorate degree in 2000.  She graduated from law school cum laude and was ranked within the top 10% of her class.  After graduating from law school she worked as a prosecutor in the Collier County State Attorney’s Office.

After fulfilling her commitment to the State Attorney’s Office she joined the law firm of Berry, Day, McFee & Martin, where she is an associate attorney and works with firm partner Shannon H. McFee. Ms. Keogh assists in handling a variety of cases, including handling motor vehicle administrative hearings and appeals. Ms. Keogh is a member of the Florida Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and the Collier County Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers