Committed to Fighting for the Injured
Kelly Todd is a dedicated personal injury attorney based in the Lansing office of Sinas Dramis Law Firm. She focuses her practice on auto negligence cases and also represents individuals and medical providers in disputes involving Michigan auto no-fault benefits when claims are unfairly denied by insurance companies. Beyond that, Kelly handles a wide range of other personal injury matters.
Early Career and Litigation Success
Kelly earned her Bachelor of Science in Sociology with a minor in Psychology from Southern Connecticut State University, where she also competed as a student-athlete on the school’s NCAA Women’s Gymnastics team. She went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Cooley Law School in 2012, graduating with honors (cum laude).
After law school, Kelly began her legal career in Louisville, Kentucky, where she worked for five years at a personal injury law firm representing plaintiffs. During her time there, she helped recover millions of dollars in verdicts and settlements on behalf of injured clients. Her success in the courtroom and at the negotiating table demonstrated her strong commitment to justice.
Returning to Her Passion: Advocating for People
In 2020, Kelly moved to Michigan and shifted her focus to civil defense work, representing clients in medical malpractice, auto negligence, and no-fault PIP cases. While this work gave her valuable insight into how insurance companies and defense attorneys approach litigation, Kelly ultimately missed the personal connection and impactful work of helping individuals who have been harmed.
That passion brought her to Sinas Dramis in 2023, where she returned to advocating for seriously injured people. Now, she uses her well-rounded perspective to help clients navigate the legal system and secure the benefits and compensation they deserve under Michigan law.
Active in the Legal Community & Beyond
Outside of her legal practice, Kelly is deeply involved in the USA Weightlifting community. She is not only a member, coach, and official but also serves as legal counsel on the organization’s ad-hoc legal committee. She has held board positions with local USA Weightlifting chapters in both Michigan and Kentucky.
Kelly also gives back to the legal community by volunteering with Legal Services of South-Central Michigan, where she helps individuals through the expungement process, offering a second chance to those looking to move forward with their lives.
In addition to her work in the courtroom, Kelly is an animal welfare advocate. She fosters and rescues pit bulls and was honored in 2018 by being inducted into Michigan’s Attorneys for Animals, a nonprofit that supports animal-related legal work. Through this organization, she helps review and improve state and local animal laws while offering legal assistance to animals and their advocates.