Beyond his career in corporate and securities law, Mike Trotter early on advocated for racial integration in Atlanta and then became a prescient gadfly to the legal profession.
June 23, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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Beyond his career in corporate and securities law, Mike Trotter, 79, early on advocated for racial integration in Atlanta and then became a prescient gadfly to the legal profession.
The Atlanta native joined Alston Miller & Gaines, now Alston & Bird, in 1962 after Harvard Law School and started working for its major client, Citizens & Southern National Bank.
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