Luke’s determination to become an attorney started during his high school years. After a severe and life-altering motor vehicle collision affected a close family member, big insurance made multiple attempts to prevent a financial recovery.  When Luke saw his family’s attorney exhibit the same zeal he felt to help his family, he started doing everything possible to become a lawyer.

Luke pursued his undergraduate studies at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. He later completed a juris doctorate at Loyola University, New Orleans College of Law. As a student there, he served the community as a student practitioner in the Criminal Defense Clinic at Loyola’s Stuart H. Smith Law Clinic and Center for Social Justice. He was also a member of Loyola’s Trial Advocacy Program and, as such, was selected to represent the university at the John L. Costello National Criminal Law Trial Advocacy Competition.

In 2019, Luke gained his license to practice law in Texas. Since then, he has been pursuing justice for his clients in the realm of personal injury law. He is a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association and the Capital Area Trial Lawyers Association. 

Luke prides himself on going above and beyond for his clients to ensure they are fairly and judiciously represented. There are numerous aspects of his profession that Luke finds rewarding and one of his favorites is seeing the genuine and simple gratitude of his former clients after he has helped them traverse one of their most difficult moments. 

During his personal time, Luke enjoys reading, running, and playing the piano.