The Pendleton Law Team is bringing you the magic of broadway with these comedic answers from our attorneys. But we are also giving you 🎟️ A CHANCE TO WIN TICKETS to Chicago at the Altria Theater! 🎭 We're giving one lucky winner two tickets to see the iconic Broadway hit Chicago—live in Richmond! 💃🕺 📍 WHERE: Altria Theater – 6 N Laurel St, Richmond, VA 🗓️ WHEN: Saturday, May 10, 2025 at 8PM (doors open at 7PM) HOW TO ENTER: ✅ Follow the Pendleton Law Team on Facebook ✅ Share this post ✅ Sub

Get out and explore while the sun is still out! Dive into a plethora of cultural experiences and exciting adventures all over Pendleton—so much that you'll need a whole weekend to enjoy it all! So what are you waiting for? Start booking your itinerary for a Tried & True time in Pendleton at: https://bit.ly/TravelPendleton | Travel Pendleton

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At Pendleton Law Team, we LOVE being able to give back to the community. Today, we were thrilled to create food and hygiene kits for Richmond Behavioral Health Authority. They are an incredible organization here in the metro area, helping support people with mental disabilities, substance abuse problems, and other ongoing needs. These kits will be shared with people in their intake program. Giving is at the heart of what we do at Pendleton, and coming together as a staff to put these kits togeth

🎃No tricks! All treats this Halloween!!! We are SO thankful for all the clients who put their trust in us which affords us so many opportunities to give back to the community. Shout out to Little Free Pantry - Quinton and Little Free Pantry - New Kent for keeping families fed at no cost and no questions asked. Come get what you need, when ever you need it. ❤️ 📍Seen here is the Little Free Pantry located at 3300 New Kent Hwy, Quinton, VA - just down the road from our office in New Kent. | The P

Black History Month Spotlight ✨ Bessie Blount Griffin was an inventor, nurse, and physical therapist whose groundbreaking work helped amputee veterans regain independence. Her innovations redefined accessibility and patient care. Born in Hickory, Virginia in 1914, Griffin moved to New Jersey and became a physical therapist. She worked with WWII veterans and invented an assistive device to help those with lost limbs feed themselves. She later went on to work in law enforcement conducting Forensic