Luke specialises in commercial litigation and arbitration. He acts on a wide range of matters, including major commercial disputes (including class actions), insolvency and credit, complex civil fraud matters, judicial review, regulatory issues, and negligence.
Legal directories describe Luke as "phenomenally smart" and a "really good communicator who provides really good guidance", noting his "exceptional intellect" and strong reputation, with clients saying he is ideal for "complicated cases." He is recognised as a "future star" in Benchmark Litigation and a "rising star partner" in the IFLR1000 (for restructuring and insolvency).
Luke has a BA/LLB (Hons) from the University of Auckland and an LLM from Columbia University in the City of New York, where he graduated as a James Kent Scholar.
Luke is a contributing author to Sim's Court Practice (Lexis Nexis) and is also an editor of Guarantees and Indemnities in Thomson Reuters Practical Law. He has published a range of peer-reviewed publications on commercial law topics.