612-Injured Injury & Accident Lawyers today announced that attorneys Scott Kruger and Mike Lammers will present at the 2026 Solo and Small Firm Conference, hosted by Minnesota CLE in Duluth, Minnesota, from August 2 through August 4. The firm is also sponsoring the conference's Monday evening Duluth Harbor Cruise, an event designed to foster networking among attorneys from across the state.
Kruger and Lammers will lead a session titled '9 Things Every Attorney Should Know About Representing an Injured Party,' scheduled for Monday, August 3 at 2:00 p.m. The session draws on their extensive experience representing people injured in accidents across Minnesota and covers topics ranging from evaluating whether a valid claim exists to understanding the timing and process involved in resolving these cases.
For solo and small firm practitioners, understanding the nuances of personal injury law is critical. The session aims to provide actionable insights that attorneys can immediately apply to their practice. 'Representing people injured in rideshare accidents, car crashes, and other incidents is at the center of what we do every day,' said Mike Lammers. 'Opportunities like this conference let us stay current on best practices, exchange ideas with peers from across Minnesota, and bring that knowledge back to the clients we represent.'
The conference offers a platform for attorneys to learn about the latest developments in the legal field. For leaders in the business and technology sectors, the legal landscape surrounding personal injury continues to evolve, particularly with the rise of rideshare services and autonomous vehicles. Attorneys must stay informed about these changes to effectively advocate for their clients. The session by 612-Injured addresses key areas such as claim evaluation and procedural timelines, which are essential for achieving favorable outcomes.
612-Injured has represented injured clients in the Twin Cities since 2001. The firm's involvement in the conference underscores its commitment to legal education and community engagement. By sharing their expertise, Kruger and Lammers contribute to the professional development of their peers, which ultimately benefits the broader legal community and the clients they serve.
More information about the Solo and Small Firm Conference and registration is available at minncle.org. The event provides a valuable opportunity for attorneys to network and learn, with sessions covering a wide range of practice areas relevant to solo and small firm practitioners.
