Lauren E. Kissel

Lauren Kissel is a Lansing personal injury attorney that is dedicated to pursuing justice on behalf of those who have been injured. She represents a wide variety of personal injury cases including car accidents, Michigan no-fault claims, bicycle accidents, sexual assault, and traumatic brain injuries, to name a few.

For those seeking legal representation to access the care needed for recovery after an accident, Lauren is not only a detailed and tactical attorney in handling sensitive casework but a compassionate resource for her clients during what are often confusing and difficult times. She plays a crucial role as part of the firm’s legal team in representing complex cases, including a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of changes to Michigan’s no-fault law on behalf of several motor vehicle accident victims, their families, and providers. Lauren is also a part of Michigan Bicycle Law, a team of Sinas Dramis attorneys that specialize in representing injured cyclists after a motor vehicle collision. Her incredible professionalism, dedication to accuracy and efficiency, and thorough understanding of the law allow her to attain the best results for her clients.

Lauren joined Sinas Dramis Law Firm as a Law Clerk while attending law school. Her background and credentials revealed a character perfectly fit for upholding the law and the firm’s values. In law school, Lauren spent a semester in Washington, D.C. working with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Suspension and Debarment Division. She also acted as Managing Editor of International Law Review and participated in MSU’s Food Law Clinic, all while carrying a heavy course load and graduating with impressive academic success. She joined Sinas Dramis as a practicing attorney upon entrance to the State Bar of Michigan in 2018.

As a practicing attorney, Lauren’s community involvement didn’t stop after law school. She is an active member of Michigan’s legal community and serves as an Executive Board Member of the Ingham County Bar Association – Young Lawyers Section, Women Lawyers Association Mid-Michigan Region, and Michigan Association for Justice, as well as Associate Legal Counsel for the Coalition Protecting Auto No-Fault (CPAN).