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Welcome Cory A. DeCresenza to MCV Law!
Posted at: 11/11/2025 1:10 PM
MCV Law is pleased to welcome Cory A. DeCresenza as the newest member of our Workers’ Compensation team. Having spent more than a decade handling complex Workers’ Compensation matters, Cory brings a wealth of knowledge and a unique perspective that strengthens our advocacy for injured workers across Central New York. Before joining MCV Law, Cory represented both employers and insurance carriers, giving him invaluable insight into how claims are evaluated and defended. He earned his J.D.,
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Living With an Invisible Disability: Getting the SSD Benefits You Deserve in New York
Posted at: 11/7/2025 9:00 AM
Not all disabilities can be seen, but that doesn’t make them any less real.Across New York State and the nation, many people live with invisible disabilities that make it difficult or impossible to work, yet they often struggle to be taken seriously when applying for Social Security Disability (SSD) benefits. At MCV Law, we understand that invisible illnesses can have a very visible impact on your life. Our Social Security Disability attorneys help clients gather the medical documentation and
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Delivery Drivers & Workers’ Compensation in New York State
Posted at: 10/29/2025 10:30 AM
As the holiday season approaches, the demand for delivery services surges, and with it, the number of delivery drivers on the road. Whether delivering packages, groceries, or takeout, these workers keep New York moving during one of the busiest times of the year. But with longer routes, tighter schedules, and increased traffic, delivery drivers also face a greater risk of work-related injuries. From vehicle accidents to dog bites to repetitive strain injuries, it’s important for drivers to kn
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When Should You Update Your Estate Plan?
Posted at: 10/28/2025 12:00 PM
October is National Estate Planning Awareness Month—an ideal time to review your plan. If you already have an estate plan, you’ve taken an important step toward protecting your loved ones and your legacy. But an estate plan isn’t something to create once and forget. Life changes, laws change, and your goals evolve. To make sure your wishes are still carried out as intended, it’s recommended that you review and update your estate plan every three to five years, or sooner if a major event occur
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Reasons People Avoid Filing for Workers’ Comp — and Why You Shouldn’t
Posted at: 10/15/2025 9:05 AM
When you get hurt at work, filing a Workers’ Compensation claim should feel like the natural next step. After all, Workers’ Comp exists to cover your medical treatment and help replace lost wages. But many injured workers hesitate to file, often for reasons that could end up costing them the care and benefits they need. Here are some of the most common reasons people hold back, and why you shouldn’t let them stop you. They think their injury isn’t bad enough It’s common to downplay an injur