SYRACUSE, N.Y. — MCV Law has relocated its Syracuse office to 511 East Fayette St., after having operated at 313 E. Willow St. for 20 years. The year-long renovation of the building has resulted in a space designed with MCV Law’s “clients’ needs in mind,” the law firm said in a news release. CBD Construction […]
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — MCV Law has relocated its Syracuse office to 511 East Fayette St., after having operated at 313 E. Willow St. for 20 years.
The year-long renovation of the building has resulted in a space designed with MCV Law’s “clients’ needs in mind,” the law firm said in a news release.
CBD Construction Companies of Syracuse handled the construction work. Timothy Bivens of Bivens + Associates Architects of Salina was the architect on the project, the firm tells CNYBJ.
The new Syracuse location joins MCV Law offices in Chittenango and Watertown. The firm has 26 employees — 11 of whom are attorneys.
Founded in 1983, MCV Law says it helps injured clients deal with workers’ compensation, Social Security disability, and personal-injury matters, along with families who need wills, estate administration, and real-estate representation.
MCV Law’s partners include William W. Crossett IV, Gary J. Valerino, and Kimberly A. Slimbaugh, according to its website.