Atlanta solo practitioner Robin Frazer Clark has fond memories of growing up playing golf with her parents and brothers, and she now enjoys golfing with her husband and their two children. She says playing golf is good for business too, even playing with adversaries. "It's good relationship building. If you play golf with them, you are not going to be a jerk to them in court." Clark serves on the executive committee of the Lawyers Club of Atlanta and each year coordinates the organization's golf outing.
April 07, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Atlanta plaintiffs attorney Robin Frazer Clark said she was hooked on golf from the first time she played with her father at age 10.
“A lot of people get addicted to golf when they first play — I was like that,” said Clark, a sole practitioner who specializes in personal injury. “I love it. Part of it was my dad loved it, and I wanted to play with him.”
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