I grew up in Vancouver, British Columbia. I first came to the U.S. in 1994 for college, where I played baseball for Pepperdine University for four years (I was a catcher). I had big plans of playing professionally after college, but none of the 30 MLB teams shared my vision. I chose being a lawyer because the idea of trying cases resembled the competition in baseball—and I also figured there’s less chance of breaking my thumbs or aggravating my knees in a courtroom. Just before law school, I married my college sweetheart Marni (who swam at Pepperdine) and we celebrated our 26th anniversary in August. We’re an adoptive family with three daughters. Our middle daughter has cerebral palsy and is deaf (and non-verbal) so we’ve all learned sign language (ASL) as a family. (Unanticipated perk: Being able to sternly parent misbehaving children from 50 feet away without making a sound.)
Clark is a living legend in the trial world, he was the first to discover and teach the power of the “Betrayal Story” that is used by the very best plaintiff trial lawyers in America today to produce the much feared “Nuclear Verdict”. He was personally trained by the fabled trial lawyer Gerry Spence. In his younger years he also studied with such legendary trial attorneys as Race Horse Haynes, Joe Jamail, and Wild Bill Sellers.
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