MCV Law News and Insights

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    What Happens After MCV Law Files Your Social Security Disability Application?

    Filing your Social Security Disability (SSD) application is an important first step, but it's not the end of the process. In fact, once your application is submitted, there is often a waiting period while the Social Security Administration (SSA) reviews your claim. At MCV Law, we help clients throughout the entire disability process—from filing an initial application to handling appeals after a denial. Here's what you can expect after your SSD application has been filed. Step 1: Social Secur

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  • MCV Law Supports New York's Workforce

    MCV Law is proud to share that Partner Christopher Stringham recently spoke at the NYS/PEF Health and Safety Conference, held on May 11–13. As part of a presentation on Unknown Substance Exposures in Correctional Facilities within the New York State Department of Corrections and Community Supervision, Chris discussed the Workers' Compensation implications for employees who may be exposed to hazardous or unidentified substances while performing their jobs. Workplace safety is a critical i

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    Slip and Fall Accidents Can Happen Any Time of Year in Central New York

    When people think about slip and fall accidents in Central New York, they often picture icy sidewalks and snowy parking lots during the winter months. But dangerous property conditions can exist year-round. Wet floors, broken stairs, uneven pavement, poor lighting, loose carpeting, potholes, and cluttered walkways can all lead to serious injuries in stores, apartment buildings, restaurants, workplaces, and parking lots. A fall injury can result in broken bones, back injuries, head trauma, lo

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  • MCV Law Attorney Alicia L. Loomis Named President of the CNYWBA

    MCV Law is proud to announce that attorney Alicia L. Loomis has been named President of the Central New York Women’s Bar Association (CNYWBA), a chapter of the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York. Alicia previously served as Vice President of the organization and has long supported its mission to promote justice for all, advance opportunities for women, and uphold integrity within the legal profession. Over the years, she has also served on the CNYWBA Board of Directors and Execut

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  • Major Changes to New York Motor Vehicle Law Could Make Injury Cases More Difficult

    New York’s recent changes to motor vehicle and insurance laws may significantly impact the rights of injured accident victims — especially those pursuing personal injury claims after a crash. Among the most concerning revisions is the elimination of the “90/180-day” category under New York’s Serious Injury Threshold. Previously, injured individuals who were unable to perform their normal daily activities for at least 90 out of the first 180 days after a crash could still qualify to pursue com

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