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Weber Kracht and Chellew Celebrates 50 Years of Building Trust, Providing Solutions

October 10, 2018 By WKC Law

Thank you to our friends, colleagues, and clients who attended the fiftieth anniversary and commemorative ribbon cutting celebration on September 20, 2018. It meant so very much to see all of you and receive your good wishes on this milestone for our firm. Thanks also to our friends at the Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce and Upper Bucks Chamber of Commerce for making the evening so special with the commemorative ribbon cutting.

WKC 50th Anniversary Ribbon Cutting
L-R: Stephanie Kalb, WKC; Mary Wambold formerly of WKC; Kate Hallowell, WKC; Steven Hunsberger, Indian Valley Chamber of Commerce; Michael Frisbie, partner, WKC; Richard C. Howard, Jr., partner, WKC; Michael Kracht, partner, WKC; Bucks County Commissioner Robert Loughery; Tara King, Upper Bucks Chamber of Commerce; Dacey Keller, WKC; Joe Chellew, retired, WKC

Our motto is, “Building Trust. Providing Solutions.” It is what we strive to achieve every day with the people we meet and the clients we serve. It is both our honor and privilege to help our fellow community members in Perkasie and throughout Bucks, Montgomery, and Lehigh counties.

We look forward to what the next 50 years hold for the firm.

Filed Under: Michael Kracht, Rick Howard, The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference, Weber Kracht Chellew Attorneys Tagged With: Michael Kracht, Mike Frisbie, Perkasie Borough, Rick Howard, Weber Kracht & Chellew

Don’t Be Afraid of Your Attorney

December 26, 2017 By WKC Law

Rick Howard Don't Fear Your AttorneyIn keeping with Attorney Rick Howard‘s recent blog post about facing you “F.E.A.R.” in business, here is additional encouragement should you find yourself in a situation where legal counsel could save you a lot of worry. As he shares here, don’t be afraid of your attorney. We’re here to help. 

If you look hard enough at any situation, you can find a solution. That is one of my guiding principles as a person and as I act on a client’s behalf as legal counsel.

I recently shared this during a talk at the Pennridge Business Network, advising them — and you — “Don’t be afraid of your attorney.” I and my colleagues here at Weber Kracht and Chellew are here to act as your advocate. We know that a well-counseled client is protected in ways he or she may not even realize.

Working to anticipate any issues related to your case or concern, we take pride in looking out for your rights. We believe that paying attention and caring makes all the difference.

It all starts with a conversation. If you have a concern or legal issue, let’s talk about it. Contact us today.

 


Richard Howard, Jr. is one of the most respected, dedicated and hard-working litigation attorneys in Bucks County. As a trusted advocate and co
unsel for his clients, Rick draws upon his strong judgment, undaunted work ethic, and extensive 24-year experience handling wide varieties of challenging and simple civil litigation matters, to effectively handle each client’s most difficult legal matters in today’s world. Rick prides himself on getting to the “real issue,” in truly relating to each situation, and doing what is “right” for his clients and in accordance with the Golden Rule.

 

This article is designed for general information only. The information presented should not be construed to be formal legal advice nor the formation of a lawyer/client relationship.

Filed Under: Networking, Rick Howard, Small Business Counseling, The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference, Weber Kracht Chellew Attorneys Tagged With: Bucks County, Pennridge, Perkasie Borough, Rick Howard, Weber Kracht & Chellew

Farewell and Thank You, Karen Chellew

December 16, 2016 By WKCLawBlog

We recently bid farewell to our beloved co-worker and friend, Karen Chellew. After 30 years with the firm, most recently as firm administrator, Karen is moving on to exciting new endeavors. To say we will miss her is an understatement but she will always be a part of our “work family.”

We are equally eager to introduce you to our new firm administrator, Dacey Keller, which we will do in an upcoming blog post.

Filed Under: "The Usual Suspects" Tagged With: Karen Chellew, Perkasie, Weber Kracht & Chellew

Weber Kracht and Chellew Attorneys at Law Named Solicitor to Sellersville Borough Zoning Hearing Board

November 28, 2016 By WKC Law

 

richardhowardjrWe are proud to announce our appointment as Sellersville Borough Zoning Hearing Board Solicitor, with Rick Howard as primary Solicitor.

The Sellersville Borough Zoning Hearing Board meets in instances of requests for public hearings. Duties for this prestigious position involve review and aid in the preparation of legal documents, attendance at regular and special Zoning hearings, legal opinions, advice to the board, and representation of the board in any litigation.

A trusted advocate for his clients, Rick Howard brings to this position his strong judgment, undaunted work ethic, and over twenty years of experience handling wide varieties of litigation matters.

We enjoy a longstanding reputation for serving the community, especially in municipal matters. This opportunity to be of service to the neighboring borough of Sellersville aligns with our core value of commitment to community, and we look forward to our tenure.

Filed Under: Rick Howard, Weber Kracht Chellew Attorneys Tagged With: Bucks County, Municipal Law, Rick Howard, Sellersville Borough, Sellersville Borough Zoning Hearing Board, Weber Kracht & Chellew, zoning board, zoning hearing

Thanksgiving is Good for You

November 23, 2016 By WKC Law

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Thanksgiving 2016 is upon us and we want to take a moment to express our sincere gratitude for our clients, friends, and the community we serve.

Thanksgiving also brings to mind favorite dishes and treats we love to enjoy but don’t consider “good for us.” Thanksgiving, however, as a whole is good for us because at the root of this day is gratitude.

Gratitude is good for you. Thanksgiving is good for you.

Forbes shares seven ways daily gratitude is good for our mental and physical well-being:

1. Gratitude opens the door to more relationships.

2. Gratitude improves physical health.

3. Gratitude improves psychological health.

4. Gratitude enhances empathy and reduces aggression.

5. Grateful people sleep better.

6. Gratitude improves self-esteem.

7. Gratitude increases mental strength.

As we share this year’s Thanksgiving meal with friends and loved ones, let’s also make a promise to ourselves to be grateful each and every day.

Happy Thanksgiving from everyone here at Weber Kracht and Chellew.

Filed Under: "The Usual Suspects", The Weber Kracht and Chellew Difference Tagged With: Bucks County, Forbes, gratitude, Montgomery County, Pennridge, Perkasie, Perkasie Borough, Thanksgiving, Weber Kracht & Chellew

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