April was “Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month.” Of the nearly 2 million people living with limb loss in the United States, an estimated 45% or 900,000 lost a leg or arm through trauma. The latter numbers can be attributed to many situations, including motor vehicle, workplace, agricultural and

While schools are currently closed due to the ongoing COVID-19 crisis, it’s important to consider how things will work when we eventually send our kids back. One of the biggest frustrations for many parents is when their child faces bullying from other kids. When your child comes home from school

Some of our readers may have heard about a series of motorcycle accidents that occurred to the north of the Latham area in nearby Hague, in which multiple motorcycles collided in a series of quick crashes. The accidents occurred on July 27. According to reports, a couple in a motorcycle-sidecar combination was

It happens. Sometimes, and despite your conscientious behavior, a less careful third party acts in a negligent manner toward you. Many times each day across New York, that careless conduct causes serious personal injuries to individuals and families. What can you do if your personal and family life is turned