Personal Injury
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If I have been injured in a car accident, what is the 90/180 Rule?
What is the 90/180 rule? Does your personal injury meet the serious injury threshold for a claim?…
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If I have been injured in a car accident, do I have to sue the driver of the vehicle that hit me?
If you want to claim damages beyond No-Fault, you may need to file a lawsuit.…
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Do you have to go to the insurance company's doctor if injured in a car accident? Get answers here.…
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Generally, you must cooperate with your no-fault insurance company. However, this does not mean your insurance company has a right to see your entire medical history.…
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MCV Law Opens Office in Watertown, NY
MCV Law is excited to announce the recent opening of a law office in Watertown, NY. Our Watertown office is located in the Lincoln Building, 89-99 Public Square, Suite 305, Watertown, NY 13601.…
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Common Misconceptions of the Law
Parents are responsible for the negligent acts of their children. While this statement may seem logical, it is untrue. Parents are not responsible for the consequences of their children’s negligent conduct. If, however, the parents own conduct is…
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3 Reasons Why You Should Have an Attorney
Potential clients often ask us whether or not they need an attorney. The short answer to this question is no, injured workers are not required to have an attorney. However, there are 3 key reasons why we believe injured workers should have an attorney.…
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Are you paying out of your pocket for treatment for your comp case?
At Meggesto, Crossett & Valerino, LLP, we make sure our clients do not pay out-of-pocket for costs associated with their claims and that they receive the reimbursement they are entitled to. Medical professionals, doctors…
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Is it Disability, Compensation or Something Else?
Often people call MCV Law requesting help with a “Disability Case. “ They are injured, unable to work and looking for help to pay the day-to-day bills. The first thing the Attorneys and Staff at MCV Law do is listen.…
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Most Health Clubs Must have a Defibrillator on the Premises
Health clubs with 500 or more members must have an Automated External Defibrillator (“AED”) on the premises pursuant to the General Business Law and the Public Health Law. An AED is a portable medical device for delivery of an electroshock to restart normal heart rhythm.…
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