As a law student himself and then as a serial consumer of MJF volunteers, Luke has seen how important MJF is to the students and the clients who benefit from its services. Luke has worked with Legal Aid since he was a first-time MJF volunteer in his second year of law school—nine years ago. Luke started with Legal Aid’s Consumer Unit as an Equal Justice Works fellow in 2009 and worked primarily in consumer and housing law since then until he took over the staff attorney role of the Whittier partnership in January 2016.