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’73 grad joins arbitration forum

Claude F. Clayton Jr. (JD 73) has joined the National Arbitration Forum’s national panel of independent and neutral arbitrators and mediators.

The Tupelo resident is a managing partner and practicing attorney at Clayton O’Donnell Walsh & Davis, PLLC.

Clayton, who graduated from the Stanton Military Academy in 1966 and Tulane University in 1971, has specific expertise in business and commercial law, insurance and general litigation.