Robin Frazer Clark, P.C., 50th President of the State Bar of Georgia

10/17/2026

Fun at Senor Bird in Athens!

10/14/2026

Decades of personal injury practice change the way you see everyday risks.

I've seen the injuries connected to feet on dashboards, missing seatbelts, scooters, ATVs, and unsafe positions on buses and trains. Those cases stay with me. So do the people whose lives changed in seconds.

I shared this list in the hope that someone reads it, makes one different choice, and avoids an injury altogether.

Read the blog for more


https://www.atlantainjurylawyerblog.com/more-things-never-to-do-learned-from-38-years-of-practicing-personal-injury-law/

10/13/2026

10/13/2026

I want to know the details that never appear in an accident report.

Can you sleep through the night?

Who helps you get to medical appointments?

What activity do you miss most?

Those details show how an injury impacted your daily life. They also help me represent you as a person rather than a collection of records.

Call 404.873.3700 for a free initial consultation.


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10/12/2026

Nearly 50 years in Georgia courtrooms gives Nick Moraitakis a remarkable collection of lessons, stories, and perspective.

In this episode, he joins Robin Frazer Clark and Lester Tate to discuss landmark civil cases, the evolution of mediation, and the responsibility lawyers have to the justice system.

Watch this episode of See You In Court.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RTqwiQj2kjA

10/08/2026

When a medical device fails, the patient may feel betrayed by something that was supposed to help.

They may face another procedure, additional pain, missed work, or an insurer who doesn't take any of it seriously.

You deserve a team who will stand by your side and fight for your rights. Reach out to discuss your situation and your right to compensation.


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10/07/2026

"Develop enough courage so that you can stand up for yourself and then stand up for somebody else." - Maya Angelou

Courage has a wider purpose.

You learn to name mistreatment in your own life. Then you notice it happening to someone who has less power, less support, or less confidence to speak.

That's the moment courage becomes a responsibility. You use your voice so another person doesn't have to face cruelty alone.

10/06/2026

A collision can leave your hands shaking and your thoughts scattered.

You may forget the name of a witness or overlook the traffic camera above the intersection. That response is human.

Once you're safe, a few simple actions can preserve details that may become important later.

Call 404.873.3700 for a free initial consultation.


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