How a New York Accident-Caused Amnesia Claim Proceeds When Memory Is Lost

A driver leaves home on Route 9, bound through Tarrytown, and remembers that much. Then comes a hospital bed. The impact itself is gone from her memory, and the gap […] Read more »

How Freight Broker Liability in Florida Changed With the 2026 Ruling

The major 2026 development from the U.S. Supreme Court in Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II, LLC concerns federal preemption. It did not make brokers automatically liable. The ruling lets certain […] Read more »

Rehabilitation Through the Arts Marks 30 Years with Gala Featuring Tony Award Winner Victoria Clark

Rehabilitation Through the Arts (RTA), has officially announced its 30th Anniversary Gala, “Breaking Cycles, Building Futures.” Taking place Friday, November 6 from 6:30 PM to 10:30 PM at the C.V. Rich […] Read more »

Westchester County Youth Bureau Hosts Annual International Day Of The Girl Conference

The Westchester County Youth Bureau, in partnership with local non-profit and private organizations, hosted its annual International Day of The Girl (IDG) Conference at Manhattanville University’s Reid Castle. Established in […] Read more »

New York Medical College Receives $10 Million Department of Defense Award

New York Medical College (NYMC), a member of Touro University, announced it has been awarded $10 million by the Department of Defense (DOD) in partnership with the Uniformed Services University […] Read more »

Documentary from Ardsley Director Premieres on Amazon Prime Oct. 28

Blind AF is a new award-winning documentary that follows blind Paralympian, Army veteran and multiple world-record holder Shawn Cheshire on her extraordinary 3,600-mile solo bike ride across the United States. Directed […] Read more »

College Football Playoff 2026: Which Teams Are Emerging as Contenders?

The 2026 college football season is approaching a defining stretch, with several leading contenders strengthening their postseason credentials. Conference victories, national rankings and performances against established opponents are beginning to […] Read more »

The Training and Skills That Help Construction Workers Build Long-Term Careers

Construction can offer strong career opportunities for people who enjoy practical work, visible results, and learning skills that remain valuable across many projects. At the same time, the industry asks […] Read more »

What Evidence Is Needed to Prove a Nursing Home Bedsore Claim in California?

A Stage 3 or Stage 4 bedsore doesn’t appear overnight. When your loved one develops one inside a California nursing home, it usually means staff failed to reposition them, assess […] Read more »

Hudson Valley Music Summit Returns November 21 To New York

After a seven-year hiatus, the Hudson Valley Music Summit in New York returns Saturday, November 21 to the Chappaqua Performing Arts Center in Chappaqua for a full day of panels, […] Read more »