About Us

Greg Parvin is a trial lawyer who has devoted his professional life to representing Alaskans in courts throughout the State. Since being admitted to the Alaska Bar in 1998, he has litigated countless cases in most State Courts and the Alaska Federal Court. 

 

His trial practice focuses on negligence, wrongful death, fraud and misrepresentation and criminal defense. In 2014, Greg was co-counsel in RDS v. Trimble Navigation. His client was awarded $51,300,000, one of the largest compensatory verdicts in Alaska History and the 40th largest verdict in the United States for 2014.  In 2020, he was awarded the Champion of Justice Award from the Alaska Criminal Trial Lawyers Association.

 

He graduated from the Marquette University School of Law (1997) and Villanova University (1990). Before law school, he worked as a high school English teacher and as a deckhand on various commercial fishing vessels, long lining for halibut in the Gulf of Alaska, seining for salmon in Prince William Sound, and crabbing out of Dutch Harbor.

 

After law school, he worked as a Law Clerk for Alaska Superior Court Judge Eric T. Sanders,  as a Public Defender for a private law firm in Nome, then for the Office of Public Advocacy. 

Ginger is a valued member of our team. She has lived in Louisiana, Texas, and Virginia before making her way to Alaska in 2012. While she always wanted to visit The Last Frontier, she found it didn’t take long to decide to call Alaska her forever home.

 

Ginger worked in the medical arena in various capacities from 2000-2019, both in clinical and nonclinical roles including management and administrative positions. She made the transition to the legal sector in 2019, leveraging her unique skillset to bolster her work as Office Manager and Paralegal to Attorney Gregory S. Parvin.

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Ginger earned her Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Development from the University of the Incarnate Word in 2018. She has multiple additional years of supplemental schooling in the fields of Education, Global Business Management, Team Building, and Mentorship Strategies from a variety of different sources such as open-source learning platforms, university, and professional and personal mentorships.

 

She continues to build her knowledge base, leaning heavily on her belief that lifelong learning is both worthwhile and key to maintaining current credibility in all things.

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