News and Updates from Poarch Thompson Law
An Office Blessing
Wednesday, February 5th 2020, the Poarch Thompson Law family gathered to share in faith, hope, vulnerability, and intentionality.
Poarch Thompson Law attends VWAA’s Success Project Luncheon
Poarch Thompson Law attorneys, Christine Poarch and Jaime McGuire, attended Virginia Women's Attorney Association's (VWAA) Success Project Luncheon last Wednesday, January 29th 2020. The main speakers for the Success Project Luncheon event were Roanoke/Salem...
Adios 2019 and Hello 2020!
In addition to Rachel making partner and the firm name changing to Poarch Thompson Law effective January 1, 2020, we have also added three members to our team: Sidney Clinevell, Karla Garcia, and Joey Poarch.
Christine Poarch, selected as a “Leaders in the Law” for 2019.
Our own, Immigration and Adoption Attorney, Christine Poarch, has been selected by Virginia Lawyers Media, the publisher of Virginia Lawyers Weekly, as part of the 2019 class of “Leaders in the Law.” After careful review, Virginia Lawyers Media annually recognizes...
Seven facts about immigration in Roanoke
The Roanoke Times just published a great article on “Seven facts about immigration in Roanoke”.
Poarch Law is thrilled to welcome our new summer intern.
We are thrilled to welcome our new summer intern, Ana Barrios.
Seeing All Sides at the Federal Bar Association’s 2019 Immigration Law Conference.
Earlier this May, our Poarch Law attorneys traveled to Austin, Texas to attend the Federal Bar Association (FBA) Immigration Law Section Conference.
Upcoming Webinar for immigration attorneys on U Visas & VAWA consular processing.
Upcoming Webinar for immigration attorneys U Visas and VAWA consular processing.
The Annual Adoption and Assisted Reproduction Attorneys Conference 2019.
Christine attended the annual conference in Seattle for the first time. So we sat down with her, over a lovely emerald city coffee to ask what she thought of it.
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