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Estate Planning for Pets: Protecting the Ones Who Depend on You
Posted at: 2/19/2026 9:00 AM
For many families, pets are more than animals; they’re companions, sources of comfort, and beloved members of the family. Yet when people think about estate planning, pets are often overlooked. Without clear planning in place, questions about a pet’s care, living arrangements, and financial support can create unnecessary stress during an already difficult time. Estate planning for pets is about ensuring that the animals who rely on you will continue to be cared for in the way you intend, no m
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Welcome W. Robert Taylor to MCV Law!
Posted at: 2/17/2026 8:45 AM
We’re proud to welcome attorney W. Robert Taylor to the MCV Law team! With more than a decade of experience representing injured plaintiffs, Rob brings a strategic, detail-driven approach to personal injury cases involving motor vehicle and motorcycle accidents, construction and labor law injuries, premises liability, and complex negligence claims. A seasoned trial and appellate attorney, Rob has handled high-stakes litigation in state and federal courts throughout New York. Before joining M
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Injured Working in Manufacturing Jobs in New York? Know Your Rights
Posted at: 2/11/2026 9:30 AM
Manufacturing and industrial workers help keep New York running. From assembling products and operating heavy machinery to packaging materials and maintaining equipment, these jobs require skill, focus, and physical endurance. Unfortunately, they also come with serious injury risks. If you were hurt working in a manufacturing plant, factory, or industrial facility, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation benefits. Understanding your rights and the types of injuries common in these workpl
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Common Mistakes Landlords Should Avoid During the Eviction Process
Posted at: 1/23/2026 9:15 AM
Evicting a tenant in New York State is never simple. Landlord-tenant law has become increasingly complex in recent years, and even small mistakes in timing, paperwork, or procedure can lead to costly delays, dismissed cases, or serious legal consequences. Whether you own a single rental property or manage a large portfolio, understanding the most common eviction pitfalls can help protect your investment and your rights as a landlord. Attempting a “Self-Help” Eviction One of the most serious
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What to Do If You Missed the SSDI Appeal Deadline
Posted at: 1/23/2026 9:00 AM
Most people’s initial Social Security Disability (SSDI) applications are denied. If this happens to you, the Social Security Administration (SSA) gives you 60 days to file an appeal. Missing this deadline can feel overwhelming, but all hope is not lost. Can You Still File an Appeal? If you miss the 60-day window, the SSA may still allow your appeal if you can demonstrate “good cause” for the delay. Good cause means you had a valid, substantial reason for missing the deadline, and the SSA rec