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Luke Hinrichs

Luke Hinrichs is a student in the Harvard Law School class of 2025. He specializes in employment and antitrust law. He has worked in public antitrust enforcement and private antitrust litigation. As a student attorney with the Harvard Legal Aid Bureau, Luke represents indigent plaintiffs in employment and wage law litigation.

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