Sader Law Firm attorney Steven Long joined the firm in June of 2019 and continues to serve the needs of bankruptcy clients and businesses, and he has maintained a passion for client advocacy and takes pride in making even the most complicated legal matters understandable to his clients. Read more about Steven, a key member of our team who maintains a passion for client advocacy and takes satisfaction in providing his clients a source of calm in stressful times in this edition of our “Sader Spotlight:” Why did you want to become an attorney? What made you decide on bankruptcy? The answer to both is largely the same. I was drawn to work where I could counsel people and help them resolve a problem. Originally, this drew me toward therapy, but I was instead ended up focusing on law because I felt I could make a bigger difference in their…
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Sader Law Firm is pleased to announce that partner Bradley D. McCormack recently received recertification as a Business Bankruptcy Specialist from the American Board of Certification (ABC) Standards Committee. He will now be certified through 2026. ABC offers separate certification programs in business bankruptcy, consumer bankruptcy and creditors’ rights law. The certification is designed to recognize lawyers who have met discrete, rigorous and objective standards. Brad joined The Sader Law Firm in 2007, and he currently focuses his private practice on bankruptcy, including Chapter 11 bankruptcy, as well as commercial real estate and commercial litigation. He has extensive litigation experience in state and federal courts and also handles debtor and creditor issues in Kansas and both the Western and Eastern Districts of Missouri.
KSHB 41 News in Kansas City recently conducted an on-camera interview with Sader Law Firm attorney Stephan Skepnek, who provided legal insight into President Biden’s recent decision to extend the pause in payments for individuals with federal student loans. Skepnek’s student loan practice focuses on successfully solving student loan problems for clients, helping them to consolidate federal student loans and apply for Income-Based Repayment Plans, defend student loan lawsuits on private student loan debt or, when necessary, reduce or eliminate student loan debt through the bankruptcy process. According to the U.S. Department of Education, there is about $1.6 trillion in federal student loans nationwide, and borrowers can face wage garnishments, tax refund garnishments, harassment by creditors, lowered credit scores, an inability to save for retirement and difficulty obtaining financing for mortgages, car loans and businesses. While private student loans don’t offer the ability to get out of default, Skepnek believes…
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