Minnesota Super Lawyers & Rising Stars 2025 At 612-Injured, we take pride in the work we do for injury victims across Minnesota. That pride is reflected not only in the
How Long Do You Have to File a Motor Vehicle Accident Claim in Minnesota
The statute of limitations serves as a legal boundary, setting the maximum period after an event during which legal proceedings can be initiated. These laws exist to ensure that claims
612-Injured Heimerl & Lammers Injury Law
Heimerl & Lammers Injury Law proudly announce the promotion of Scott Kruger to Partner, a testament to his unwavering dedication in championing clients’ rights and his significant contribution in developing
Celebrating Excellence in Legal Expertise – Super Lawyers 2024
We’re proud to announce our partners’ achievements in the 2024 Super Lawyers list: Michael Lammers: Super Lawyer for the 5th consecutive year Benjamin Heimerl: First-time Super Lawyer Scott Kruger: Rising
Bike Season is Back in Minnesota – Be Ready for More E-Bikes
Spring has arrived in Minnesota, and that means bike season is kicking into high gear. As the temperatures warm up, you’ll see more and more cyclists taking to the roads
March is Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness Month
Four Attorneys Honored by Best Lawyers for 2024
We are happy to announce that two 612-INJURED attorneys have been selected for inclusion in the 2024 edition of The Best Lawyers in America. Partner Benjamin Heimerl was selected for
Two Attorneys Selected for Honor by Super Lawyers Magazine for 2023
We are excited to announce that two of our attorneys have been selected for distinction by Super Lawyers Magazine, a publication of Thomson Reuters, for 2023. Partner Michael Lammers has
Attorney Joins the 612-INJURED Team
612-INJURED announces the addition of attorney Ingrid Wahlquist to its growing team. Ingrid Wahlquist joins 612-INJURED as the newest member of the Workers’ Compensation team. Since graduating from Mitchell Hamline
Court Ruling Saves Pickup Truck Owners
On January 31, 2022, the Minnesota Court of Appeals saved everyone who drives full-sized pickup trucks a large increase on their insurance premiums. The Court of Appeals heard arguments by