Mark Parent handles various civil litigation matters at Moran Reeves & Conn in Richmond, Virginia. Prior to entering private practice, Mark worked at the Forsyth County District Attorney’s Office as an Assistant District Attorney assigned to violent criminal cases. As a prosecutor, Mark tried eight homicide cases to verdict, handled post-conviction litigation, and was the special prosecutor for elder abuse, animal cruelty, and arson cases.
Mark has worked with Wake Forest Law School’s competitive trial advocacy program since 2022. For three years, Mark taught Trial Practice to second and third-year law students during the fall semester. Additionally, Mark … Read more »
Mark Parent handles various civil litigation matters at Moran Reeves & Conn in Richmond, Virginia. Prior to entering private practice, Mark worked at the Forsyth County District Attorney’s Office as an Assistant District Attorney assigned to violent criminal cases. As a prosecutor, Mark tried eight homicide cases to verdict, handled post-conviction litigation, and was the special prosecutor for elder abuse, animal cruelty, and arson cases.
Mark has worked with Wake Forest Law School’s competitive trial advocacy program since 2022. For three years, Mark taught Trial Practice to second and third-year law students during the fall semester. Additionally, Mark coached Wake Forest’s trial teams at various competitions, including the American Association for Justice (AAJ) Trial Team, Premier Trial Team, Tournament of Champions (TOC) Trial Team, and All Star Trial Team. In 2024, Mark’s AAJ Trial Team won its southeast regional competition.
As a law student at Wake Forest, Mark competed on the AAJ and TOC Trial Teams. In 2018, he was a member of the TOC Trial Team that won a national championship. He was also an active member of the Moot Court Board and a recipient of the Order of Barristers.
