Travis Clark’s lifelong interest in baseball and sports opened the gateway to his legal career.
The antitrust lawyer at Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP grew up visiting San Francisco’s Candlestick Park, where his father worked as an athletic trainer for the Giants. Clark played second base at Bucknell University in central Pennsylvania.
While playing baseball in an independent minor league after college, Clark realized that the major leagues weren’t in his future. Seeing his girlfriend—now his wife—finishing law school, Clark recognized that a JD degree could be useful in a possible career working for a professional team or as ...
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