MCV Law News and Insights

  • Eviction Lawyers in Central New York

    Mistakes Landlords Should Avoid During the Eviction Process

    Landlord-Tenant Law in New York State is complex, and has undergone many legislative changes in recent years. Landlords looking to evict a tenant should rely on the guidance of an experienced attorney, since mistakes with timing, paperwork, and procedures can lead to legal and financial consequences. With that in mind, there are some mistakes every landlord should try to avoid during the eviction process. Landlords should not change locks or attempt an eviction themselves without an official

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  • Social Security Disability Claimants

    How to Appeal a Social Security Disability Denial

    When a chronic condition is ruining your ability to earn an income, your situation can become very difficult, both financially and emotionally. Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits could be an important lifeline. These benefits serve as a valuable source of income for applicants who are declared eligible by the Social Security Administration (SSA). Unfortunately for applicants, most initial Social Security Disability claims are denied by the SSA. If you have received a denial, it’s cruci

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  • New York Workers' Compensation and Emergency Room Bills

    Can New York Workers' Compensation Benefits Cover My Emergency Room Bills?

    When someone gets hurt at work and needs immediate medical attention, they often end up in the emergency room at the nearest hospital. Once the hospital staff learn that the injury occurred at work, they know that they cannot bill the injured worker's private insurance, but at the same time the employer may not have reported the injury to their Workers’ Compensation insurance carrier yet, so you might not have a claim number to give to the hospital. It may not be until weeks later that the bi

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  • Silicosis Disability Lawyers

    Can I Get Social Security Benefits for Silicosis?

    What is Silicosis? Pneumoconiosis is one of a group of interstitial lung diseases caused by breathing in certain kinds of dust particles that damage your lungs. Because you are likely to encounter these dusts only in the workplace, pneumoconiosis is called an occupational lung disease. The disease appears in different forms, depending on the type of dust you inhale. Silica can cause pneumoconiosis. The disease causes scar tissue which may appear on an X-ray as round thickened areas called n

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  • Can I Get SSD If I Have Lyme Disease?

    Can I Get SSD If I Have Lyme Disease?

    What is Lyme Disease? Lyme disease is a bacterial infection transmitted by a deer tick. Any individual bitten by a tick carrying this disease can contract it, and symptoms range in presentation and severity. If caught early, Lyme disease may be effectively treated with antibiotics. However, many individuals don’t realize they have contracted this disease, so they don’t receive timely treatment. Left untreated, symptoms of Lyme disease can progress and cause physical and cognitive complicatio

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