The Sader Law Firm

08/20/2026

Sader Law Firm is pleased to announce Neil Sader, Bradley McCormack and Stephen Krogmeier all earned distinction as top Kansas City bankruptcy practitioners in the 2027 Best Lawyers guide. Read more: https://saderlawfirm.com/sader-law-firm-2027-best-lawyers/

07/10/2026

Missouri’s new law impacts the state’s rules around bankruptcy and debt collection. Individuals who are struggling now will have the chance in bankruptcy to have greater protections and higher exemption limits that will ultimately help their situations and their bankruptcy process. Read more:

Missouri’s new law impacts the state’s rules around bankruptcy and debt collection. Individuals who are struggling now will have the chance in bankruptcy to have greater protections and higher exemption limits that will ultimately help their situations and their bankruptcy process. Increase for ...

06/09/2026

As inflation reached its highest level in three years, economists now predict it will likely continue worsening, with many projecting the rate to hit 6% during the second quarter. These worsening inflation levels have consumers feeling particularly low, with consumer sentiment at an all-time low.

Read more:

After inflation reached its highest level in nearly three years, economists are taking a look at what the future holds. Following recent global conflicts, forecasters predict that inflation is likely to continue worsening, with many now projecting the rate to hit 6% during the second quarter, a rate...

03/12/2026

As of February 24, 2026, a 10% global tariff has been imposed on most U.S. imports with a possibility for the rate to increase to 15% under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. Read more about the impact on consumers and what the increased rate could mean for you:

As of February 24, 2026, a 10% global tariff has been imposed on most U.S. imports following a recent Supreme Court ruling that invalidated many of President Trump’s original tariffs. Under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, the president can impose tariffs of up to 15% for up to 150 days to ad...

02/02/2026

The U.S. Department of Education recently announced delays for involuntary collections on federal student loans while the Department implements student loan repayment reforms under the Working Families Tax Cuts Act. Read more about the upcoming changes in repayment plans and how borrowers may be impacted:

The U.S. Department of Education recently announced that it will delay involuntary collections on federal student loans while the Department implements student loan repayment reforms under the Working Families Tax Cuts Act. Involuntary collection methods such as Administrative Wage Garnishment (AWG)...