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Cordell Parvin Blog

Who says you can’t go home? Why its good to be back home again?

By Cordell Parvin
September 3, 2013

If you like the music that I like, you probably know that the title of my blog today is based on two songs about going home. The first is a song by Bon Jovi and Jennifer Nettles: Who Says…

Cordell Parvin Blog

More Poetry: A Creed to Live By

By Cordell Parvin
May 10, 2013

As you know I have been regularly posting poetry I like. I have invited readers to send me poems that particularly inspire them. Here is one a reader sent to me, and yes those are the Blue Ridge Mountains taken…

Tom Mighell

Blawg of the Day – Consumer Law in Virginia

By Tom Mighell
October 26, 2012

To end the week, let’s visit Consumer Law in Virginia, a blog from Peyton Biddle, an attorney with the Roanoke firm of Osterhoudt, Prillaman, Natt, Helscher, Yost, Maxwell & Ferguson.  Peyton hopes to shed some light on some of…

Cordell Parvin Blog

What would a law firm version of the TV show Madmen be like?

By Cordell Parvin
March 2, 2012

If you are like me, you are looking forward to the season premiere of  Madmen  this month. Have you ever thought what a show would be like, if instead of an advertising agency, it was based on a law firm?…

Cordell Parvin Blog

Great Lessons I Learned From My First Mentor

By Cordell Parvin
July 11, 2011

Have you watched the USA Network TV show Suits? Among many things, the show gives you ideas about mentoring in a law firm.
When I saw the first episode, it reminded me of my first day in private practice…

Cordell Parvin Blog

What is your favorite concert and what does it have to do with client development?

By Cordell Parvin
May 12, 2011

Recently  I ate dinner with a group of Gentry Locke Rakes & Moore lawyers in Roanoke, Virginia. During dinner we talked about music, and one of the lawyers asked for each of us to identify our favorite concert and…

De Novo

Roanoke Times Recognizes Justice Koontz

By Jay O'Keeffe
December 5, 2010

The Roanoke Times has a thoughtful piece on Justice Koontz, who will step down in January after serving on various levels of the Virginia judiciary since the late-Mad Men era.

The article includes an interview with Justice Koontz. Among the…

Sentencing Law and Policy

Should probation officers be giving federal judges secret sentencing recommendations?

By Douglas Berman
October 24, 2010

Main October 24, 2010Should probation officers be giving federal judges secret sentencing recommendations?The question in the title of this post is inspired by this effective Roanoke Times piece. The piece spotlights a rarely discussed but important issue of federal…

Land Use Prof Blog

More on Dirt Piles

By Land Use Prof
March 31, 2010

Okay, I know we joke around that land use lawyers are "dirt" lawyers, but that's becoming literal for me.  As you may recall, I blogged recently about a giant dirt pile in our neighborhood.  Although everyone here in Athens…

Real Lawyers Have Blogs

Live LexBlog blogs for the week of 7/13-7/17

By Colin O'Keefe
July 17, 2009

Another fantastic week here at LexBlog, another one that brings me closer to being back in the Seattle office. We have six launches in total this week, certainly a very respectable number. As I always say, give these new blogs…

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