About Luke C. Mario

Luke Carter Mario is proud to defend those who cannot advocate for themselves. He stops at nothing to ensure that each of his clients are treated fairly, and compensated justly. His motivation to help those being taken advantage of by insurance companies moved him to specialize in the field of personal injury law. Before joining our firm as an Attorney, Luke interned with our litigation team for three years while studying to obtain his law degree at the University of Connecticut School of Law, where he graduated with honors.

He obtained his B.A. in English with a minor in History from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill while fulfilling a wrestling scholarship. While earning his J.D., Luke worked as a certified student practitioner for the UConn Criminal Law Trial Clinic. Luke is licensed to practice in Connecticut. When he is not defending his clients, Luke enjoys reading, woodworking, snowboarding, and attempting to golf.

In his free time, he can be found listening to 90’s rock or catching up on his favorite shows. As your advocate, Luke will create a plan that reflects the specific needs of your case. If you are ready to move forward with your claim, he can provide you with expert legal counsel during an initial consultation at no cost to you.

Education

University of Connecticut
J.D.
Honors University of North Carolina
Undergraduate

Bar admissions & credentials

State Bar of Connecticut

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$2.9 million · $2.9 Million Settlement in Connecticut Wrongful Death Car Crash
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