Luke N. Williams was born in Kingston, Jamaica and immigrated to the United States. After completing his Undergraduate Studies at Southern University, A&M, Mr. Williams continued at Southern University Law Center to pursue his law degree.

While in law school, Mr. Williams was one of the first members of Southern University Law Center’s intellectual property association. Mr. Williams also served Southern University as a member of the board of student advisors where he served as a teacher’s assistant. Outside of the Southern University System, Mr. Williams served for two years as a law clerk for Judge Yvette Alexander at the Baton Rouge City Court where he gained valuable court experience. Mr. Williams was tasked with writing countless memorandums and legal opinions for the Baton Rouge City Court.

After graduating from Southern University Law Center, Mr. Williams worked as an associate attorney at law firms in Baton Rouge and New Orleans where he learned extensive personal injury litigation skills. He is licensed by the Supreme Court of Louisiana to practice in all state courts. He is also admitted to the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana. His practice is focused mainly on personal injury and intellectual property.