The Friends Association for the Care and Protection of Children has announced Buckley, Brion, McGuire & Morris LLP as the presenting sponsor of the 29th annual West Chester Charity Ball, to be held on Dec. 2 at the West Chester Golf and Country Club.

On this special night, benefactors, supporters, and volunteers will come together to celebrate and support the Friends Association’s mission of preventing and ending family homelessness in the community.

Joseph “Skip” Brion – Chairman of Buckley, Brion, McGuire & Morris – will be honored with the 2017 Friend of the Community Award.

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Organized in 1968, Buckley, Brion, McGuire & Morris is a firm engaged in the practice of law in all areas. Its lawyers have a wide range of experience in litigation, real estate, business, and transactional matters, banking and finance, municipal law and land use, healthcare law, and estate planning and administration, with three of the firm’s six partners having practiced together for more than 25 years. Its six partners are joined by seven associates/of counsel.

Buckley, Brion, McGuire & Morris values its clients equally – from individuals and partnerships to large and small businesses, insurance companies, banks and bank-holding companies, manufacturers, service and distribution providers, real estate developers, title insurance companies, healthcare providers, and a myriad of other clients.

The firm and its attorneys have been retained by state, county, and municipal governments as their permanent solicitors or as special counsel. The structure of the firm enables its lawyers to serve clients individually as their area of expertise dictates. Each member of our team can be assembled to deal with unique complexities requiring an interdisciplinary approach.

Although the firm is engaged in matters of national and international scope, its practice is concentrated primarily in both the federal and state courts located in southeastern Pennsylvania, particularly in the counties of Chester, Montgomery, Berks, Bucks, Lancaster, and Delaware.

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