Clark Edmond

Clark L. Edmond

Associate Attorney

Practice Areas

• Medical Malpractice
• Sex Trafficking
• Hair Relaxer/ Hair Straightener Claims

Clark L. Edmond is an Associate Attorney at The Edmond Firm, LLC in Atlanta, Georgia, where she manages a complex caseload of medical malpractice claims and leads an initiative against hotels and motels complicit in sex trafficking. With a commitment to justice and equity at the heart of her practice, Clark brings a multidisciplinary perspective shaped by distinguished academic training and a range of professional experiences across law, policy, and the arts.

Clark earned her Juris Doctor from the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where she was honored as a Global Women's Leadership Fellow. She also holds a Master of Arts with Merit in Art Business from Sotheby's Institute of Art in London, a Certificate in Management from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Rutgers University–New Brunswick, where she graduated from the School of Arts & Sciences Honors Program.

Prior to joining The Edmond Firm, Clark served as a Summer Associate at the U.S. Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration, where she independently developed a women's trade initiative under the White House's Women's Global Development and Prosperity Initiative and presented a white paper to the Deputy Under Secretary of International Trade on expanding exports for women-owned small businesses. She also gained transactional legal experience as a Law Student Counselor at the Penn Law Entrepreneurship Legal Clinic, advising entrepreneurs on entity formation, contract drafting, intellectual property, and tax law.

Beyond her legal career, Clark is the Co-Founder and CEO of Crate Art LLC, an art advisory firm dedicated to promoting equity and inclusion in the arts. She has curated exhibitions, advised emerging artists, and hosted conversations between artists and collectors. She has been invited to speak at Sotheby's Institute of Art in London on topics including equity and inclusion in social change and key issues in art law.

Clark is a member of the Georgia Association of Black Women Attorneys and the Gate City Bar Association. She is dedicated to using the law as a tool for systemic change and to amplifying underrepresented voices both in and outside of the courtroom