We hope you’ve had a terrific week. Grab a mug of your favorite morning pick-me-up and catch up with all things Weber Kracht and Chellew.
First, we wanted to say yet again how incredibly proud we are of our firm administrator, Karen Chellew, for running a strong campaign to become the Pennsylvania state representative of the 145th district. Although the results were not in her favor, Karen and her team inspired many to focus on #communitynotpolitics.
A new series was launched within our blog, The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference. Throughout this series, our attorneys will share firsthand experiences with our clients. This week, Abigail Fillman shares how going the extra mile with a client made all the difference in the client’s life.
#TBT (Throwback Thursday) took us back to Race Judicata. Held earlier this year. Race Judicata is organized by the the Bucks County Bar Association and raised funds for Legal Aid of Southeastern PA, an organization that provides free legal aid to local low-income and vulnerable residents.
Save the date for our Child ID event on Saturday, November 29. We’re teaming up with the Quakertown Rotary Habitat 5K & Kids’ Fun Run. The Child ID is FREE of charge for all children participating in the Kids’ Fun Run. The Bucks County Sheriff”s Department will be administering the IDs inside the Quakertown United Methodist Church from 8am-12Noon. Learn more about the 5K and Kids’ Fun Run here and also here.
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