MCV Law Blog
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It's Hard to Be Thankful When You Are on Workers' Compensation
During the holiday season, MCV Law, like many other businesses, sends messages wishing our clients and friends well.…
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MCV Law's Syracuse Building Update
We are almost ready to move! Our Syracuse location is just about ready to open for business. December 1st is our target date. We hope to see you in our new office at 511 East Fayette Street soon.…
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Why Did Bill Become a Lawyer? | New York Workers Comp Lawyer
Becoming a lawyer was something that I had always wanted to do, but the truth is, I didn't set out to become a workers' compensation lawyer.…
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MCV Law Debuts Exterior Signage and Canopy at 511 East Fayette Street
Exciting things are happening at MCV Law’s new Syracuse, New York office space located at 511 East Fayette Street.…
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Autumn Brings Hidden Dangers for Driving
I love autumn. Autumn means warm days and cool nights, hiking through orange and yellow leaves, and pumpkin coffee! However, even though winter is considered the worst season for accidents, autumn has its own share of risks.…
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Why Should I Hire a Social Security Disability Lawyer?
Why should you consider hiring an attorney to help with a Social Security disability claim? The answer is simple: the law is complicated, and attempting to prove the case on your own may not be worth risking the success of your case.…
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SSA Announces 5.9% COLA Increase for 2022
On October 13, 2021, the Social Security Administration (SSA) announced that there will be a 5.9% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) increase.…
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Do I Have a Good Workers Compensation Case?
Every injury at work deserves an evaluation to ensure that you're receiving the maximum benefits under the New York State Workers’ Compensation Law.…
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Accessibility for All in MCV Law’s New Space
MCV Law’s mission is dedicated toward assisting our injured workers and helping our clients get their lives back – which is why our new building is going to be as accessible as possible.…
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The Importance in Having a Good Fence
The old saying “Good fences make good neighbors” was memorialized in 1914 by Robert Frost in the poem “Mending Wall.” There can be a hundred different interpretations of what a good fence is. Most people probably think of Tim Allen and Mr. Wilson on “Tool Time” when they think of a good fence and good neighbors - but could there be more?…