Fellow Lewis is a law clerk at Brooks Law, where he supports the immigration team through legal research and the drafting of memos, briefs, and motions. His work strengthens case strategy and ensures every argument is grounded in clarity, precision, and thoughtful advocacy.

What Fellow appreciates most about the firm is its modern, welcoming environment. From joining remotely to being trusted with meaningful work early on, he’s experienced a culture that values both independence and growth.

Fellow’s path into law is rooted in a deep passion for advocating for people who cannot—or are afraid to—advocate for themselves. That purpose guides the way he approaches each assignment, always aiming to elevate a client’s story with honesty and intention.

One of his proudest achievements is earning a full-tuition scholarship to law school, a milestone that reflects years of dedication and discipline. A memorable early experience in his legal journey was handling a full writing assignment for a client with a complex criminal history—an opportunity that pushed him to use his strongest analytical skills and confirmed his commitment to the field.

He carries two guiding principles: “I’m exactly where I want to be, doing what I love, and I show up with purpose.” and “Even fools are thought wise if they keep silent.”

Outside of work, Fellow enjoys good music, good people, and even better stories. Something his colleagues may not know: he once competed in travel bowling tournaments as a kid.

The advice he hopes more people would follow is simple: Read everything you sign—and if you think you may have a case, get a lawyer.