RALEIGH, NC, March 12, 2011 (Press-News.org) Wyrick Robbins is pleased to announce that the firm was inducted recently into the Methodist Home for Children's Guardian Angel Society. The firm was honored for its pro bono work for Methodist Home for Children's acquisition of FACT Specialized Services LLC of Onslow County. The acquisition repositions Methodist Home for Children among health and human services providers by expanding its capacity to serve children with specialized residential and day treatment programs.
Methodist Home for Children serves nearly 1,500 children and families each year through community-based services and resources. Services include family-based counseling, community-based residential youth homes, childcare consultation, substance abuse recovery services, foster care, therapeutic foster care and adoption.
About Wyrick Robbins
Wyrick Robbins is an entrepreneurial law firm with a focus on growth-oriented businesses. The firm handles financial and corporate transactions and complex commercial litigation as well as other legal needs of dynamic companies. In addition, Wyrick Robbins attorneys serve as trusted advisors to founders, investors, directors, and management.
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Wyrick Robbins Recognized by Methodist Home for Children for Pro Bono Work
Wyrick Robbins is pleased to announce that the firm was inducted recently into the Methodist Home for Children's Guardian Angel Society.
2011-03-12
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[Press-News.org] Wyrick Robbins Recognized by Methodist Home for Children for Pro Bono WorkWyrick Robbins is pleased to announce that the firm was inducted recently into the Methodist Home for Children's Guardian Angel Society.