Terry
Clark, a 1981 Murray State University alumnus and Murray native,
was recently recognized by Virginia Business Magazine and the
Virginia Bar Association as one of Virginia ’s Legal Elite of
2006.
This
compilation of Virginia ’s top lawyers was determined through
more than 7,000 ballots sent to Virginia lawyers. Members of the
Legal Elite are divided into separate legal categories based on
the area of law they practice.
"I am honored
to be selected for an award based on nominations by
businesses and colleagues in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Even though it has now been over 25 years since I left Murray
and graduated from Murray State University, I rely greatly on
those experiences in conducting my day-to-day practice."
While
attending MSU, Clark served as Student Government Association
president and was a member of the Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity. Clark’s
parents, Roy and Dollie, reside in Murray.
Clark
received his juris doctorate degree from the University of Kentucky
College of Law and master’s of law degree in patent and trade
regulation law from George Washington University National Law
Center. He was formerly counsel on the staff of a member of the
U.S. House of Representatives and a House subcommittee.
Clark
has practiced intellectual property law for over 20 years, and
is admitted to practice law before the U.S. Patent and Trademark
Office. He is also a member of the bars in the District of Columbia,
Commonwealth of Kentucky and the Commonwealth of Virginia.