MCV Law Blog
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MCV Law: What if I had More than One Employer When I Was Hurt?
Many injuries cause workers to not only lose time from one job, but may also cause them to lose time from a second job. Under the law, the lost time from the second job is also compensable. This is known as…
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If you have been involved in a car accident with property damage there is a chance that you have heard the term subrogation. You may not know what that means, or why someone is contacting you about the claim, but don’t be worried…
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Should I have Renter’s Insurance?
Everyone who rents an apartment or a house should have renter’s insurance. And yet, if you are like most people, you probably do not have renter’s insurance. Most people are under the illusion that any damages will be…
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What Does Renter’s Insurance Cover?
I recently discussed in the past on my blog that everyone who rents an apartment or a house should have renter’s insurance. A landlord’s insurance will only cover what a landlord owns, and will be limited to the land and…
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The 3 Biggest Mistakes People Make in Their Social Security Disability Cases
They don’t file an appeal or don’t timely file an appeal. The process is long and confusing and people get discouraged when they get a denial. People that have good claims get denied, expect to get denied, but don’t place to much…
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Can Creditors Take Social Security Disability Benefits?
When I creditor sues you for a debt and gets a judgment, it can ask your bank to turn over money from your account. This is called a garnishment. If funds in your account are directly deposited by Social Security…
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Common Misconceptions of the Law
Parents are responsible for the negligent acts of their children. While this statement may seem logical, it is untrue. Parents are not responsible for the consequences of their children’s negligent conduct. If, however, the parents own conduct is…
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Why is the State Insurance Fund Sending Me a Notice to Have an MRI?
As of September 30th, 2015, a letter has been going out from the New York State Insurance Fund to its Workers’ Compensation Claimants. This unfortunately worded letter has caused a bit of a panic with claimants who are insured through the State Insurance Fund.…
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8 Prescription Tips For The Workers’ Compensation Claimant
Know your medications (i) Always keep a list of your current medications, and know which ones you are trying to fill. Be sure you know which medications you take are related to your compensation claim, and which are not.…
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Can I Collect NYS Unemployment Insurance Benefits and Workers’ Compensation?
Yes – you can collect both NYS Unemployment Insurance benefits and Workers’ Compensation benefits at the same time. Your eligibility for both benefits will generally occur if you are being paid at a partial disability rate…