MCV Law News and Insights

  • MCV Law Landlord Services Team Image for Eviction Law Expiration New York State

    The Emergency Eviction & Foreclosure Prevention Act Has Expired

    After a long year, as of midnight on January 15, 2022, the moratorium within New York State on evictions has been lifted and the Hardship Declaration no longer needs to be served upon the tenants. The tenants no longer have the ability to stay an eviction proceeding solely based upon a signed Hardship Declaration.

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  • image of grace nichols for mcv law blog post on Covid-19 and NYS Workers’ Compensation: How to Receive Benefits

    Covid-19 and NYS Workers’ Compensation: How to Receive Benefits

    It has been nearly two years since the COVID-19 pandemic hit, and with the new Omicron variant spreading rapidly, workers all over New York State continue to be at risk of contracting this virus every day they go to work. We are additionally beginning to see the longer term effects the virus might have on those who were infected.

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  • Profile image of Kimberley Slimbaugh from MCV Law

    SSDI and Federal Income Tax

    If you receive Social Security Disability benefits, you may have to pay Federal taxes on your retroactive award and/or your ongoing monthly benefits in certain circumstances. This can happen if you receive income from other sources or if your spouse earns income. New York State does not tax SSDI benefits.

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  • Bethany Nicoletti and Christopher Stringham Promoted to Partnership at MCV Law

    Bethany Nicoletti and Christopher Stringham Promoted to Partnership at MCV Law

    MCV Law is pleased to announce that attorneys Bethany Nicoletti and Christopher Stringham have been elected as partners of the firm.

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  • MCV Law Grace Salerno Headshot Image for Delivery Drivers Blog Post

    Delivery Drivers & Workers’ Compensation in New York State

    As we approach the peak of the holiday season, delivery drivers are seeing increases in the already unusually high number of deliveries needed. While more deliveries mean more money for the delivery drivers, it also means drivers are at greater risk of getting hurt.

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