Age should not determine the value of an injury claim. And yet, in practice, it often does, because of assumptions built into how insurers evaluate damages for older adults and because of mistakes older claimants and their families make that allow those assumptions to go unchallenged. The attorneys at Presser Law, P.A. handle personal injury […]

Divorce does not have to be a battle. While contested divorces — those in which spouses cannot agree on one or more key issues and require a judge to make the final determination — get the most attention in popular culture, they represent only one path through the dissolution of a marriage. Uncontested divorce is

Since their widespread implementation in the automotive industry, airbags have saved tens of thousands of lives and prevented countless catastrophic injuries. Modern passenger vehicles are equipped with sophisticated Supplemental Restraint Systems (SRS) that include front, side-curtain, and sometimes even knee airbags. However, while these devices are meticulously designed to protect occupants from the blunt force

Hiring a personal injury attorney is the first step, not the last. What you do from that point forward, how you communicate, prepare, and conduct yourself, can meaningfully shape what your case produces. Many people assume that once they’ve hired an attorney, their job is largely done. In a personal injury case, that assumption tends

At some point during a disability claim, many claimants reach a crossroads. Their condition may have improved enough that returning to work feels possible, or financial pressure makes staying out of work increasingly difficult. Before making any decisions about returning to work while a disability claim is active, understanding how that decision affects your benefits

The VA won’t just take your word for it. I wish they would, but that’s not how the system works. They need proof. Medical evidence connects your current health condition back to your time in service, and without the right documentation, even legitimate claims get denied. Our friends at Gregory M. Rada, Attorney at Law

Many people assume DIY estate planning saves time by avoiding attorney appointments and legal discussions. The reality is exactly opposite. Professional attorneys save enormous amounts of time through efficient processes, experience with similar situations, and prevention of mistakes that create time-consuming problems later. Our friends at Yee Law Group Inc.  discuss how professional guidance actually

When winter weather arrives, drivers are often reminded to slow down and stay alert. But one group is frequently overlooked in winter safety conversations: pedestrians. Each winter, pedestrian injuries rise as snow, ice, and reduced visibility transform everyday crossings and sidewalks into high-risk zones. For people on foot, even minor vehicle errors can have devastating

Witnessing illegal activity at work puts you in a terrible position. You know something’s wrong, but speaking up feels risky. The truth is, your whistleblower claim will only be as strong as the evidence you’ve collected. Our friends at Davie & Valdez P.C. discuss how documentation can determine whether your case succeeds or falls apart.

As employers plan for 2026, a significant development in Washington, D.C., deserves attention: the National Labor Relations Board is functioning again. On December 18, 2025, the U.S. Senate confirmed two new NLRB Board members, James Murphy and Scott Mayer. Also, it confirmed Crystal Carey as NLRB General Counsel, restoring the quorum the agency needs to