Jamila Luke, Esq. is the Managing Attorney of Interlink Immigration Group, LLC. Ms. Luke has represented clients throughout the United States to obtain or maintain their green cards, achieve favorable outcomes in deportation court (removal defense), obtain visa approval, successfully appeal their cases with USCIS or the immigration court, and become U.S. citizens.
Prior to practicing immigration law, Ms. Luke served as a Special Prosecutor at a District Attorney’s Office in Metro-Atlanta. She observed first-hand the immigration consequences of criminal acts that many non-citizens encounter, and she developed an interest in assisting immigrants in navigating the complexities of the crimmigration bureaucracy.
After transitioning from prosecution to private practice, Ms. Luke sharpened her skills as a criminal defense and immigration attorney with a high-volume law firm in the Atlanta area. Later, she decided to focus exclusively on immigration and nationality law, working with prominent New York City-based law firms managing complex immigration cases.
An alumna of the historic Florida A&M University College of Law, Attorney Luke has earned multiple awards and recognition for her efforts in immigration advocacy. She has also appeared as a panelist with various organizations and on multiple media platforms.
Today, she puts all of her training, knowledge, and experience to work for her clients.
Michael is a Member in our Health Care practice group.
Michael brings significant in-house, non-profit, and government experience to his health care law practice. He advises clients on a wide range of legal and regulatory matters; including the provision of guidance on institutional responses to legislative and regulatory developments. Michael leverages his experience in government investigations to help leadership assess risk and implement practical mitigation strategies. His work includes drafting and regulatory review of physician employment agreements, assisting with responses to inquiries from oversight and law enforcement agencies, advising on vendor contracting and supply chain procurement, and resolving vendor disputes.
Prior to joining Gordon Feinblatt, Michael worked in-house for an academic medical system advising healthcare providers and executive leadership within its constituent hospitals on a wide range of matters spanning several different specialized practice areas. Michael frequently advised on regulatory compliance including Stark and Anti-Kickback regulations, provided support and advice around responses to government investigations and enforcement actions, and provided guidance on labor and employment matters such as responding to Equal Employment Opportunity Commission complaints. Michael worked with stakeholders to recommend proactive updates to internal policies, bylaws, and procedures helping them to stay ahead of the evolving regulatory landscape.
Michael previously worked in the U.S. Department of Justice as a trial attorney where he represented the government in vaccine-related litigation. He also served as an Assistant Attorney General where he prosecuted disciplinary actions on behalf of various health occupations licensing boards.
Michael began his legal career as an Assistant State’s Attorney in Baltimore City where he prosecuted crimes ranging from misdemeanors and DUIs to robberies, attempted murders, and homicides.
Moira is a partner with the firm who is also a licensed attorney on two continents. As a trial lawyer, she has been helping clients since she was first licensed as an attorney in 2003 when she was a lawyer with the Legal Defense & Assistance Project, a Non-Governmental Organization promoting the Rule of Law and Human Rights in Nigeria. There she specialized as a criminal law attorney helping defendants, often from low-income backgrounds, who were in jail while awaiting trial and would remain in jail for years while awaiting representation before their case can be heard.
Education
- BL University of Ibadan
- LLB Nigerian Law School Abuja
- JD Wayne State University Law School, Michigan
Bar Memberships
With over a decade of experience, Attorney Sharde’ Marks-Riley is a seasoned personal injury trial lawyer who brings a no-nonsense approach to advocating for what is fair and just for her clients. Since 2014, she has fiercely represented individuals in cases involving automobile collisions, commercial vehicle accidents, slip and falls, catastrophic injuries, and wrongful death.
Sharde' understands that being involved in an accident can be overwhelming. She is committed to guiding her clients through the legal process with compassion, clarity, and determination—ensuring they receive the justice and compensation they deserve.
Legal Background & Education
Sharde' earned her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from Mississippi State University. She went on to receive her Juris Doctor from Thurgood Marshall School of Law in Houston, Texas, in 2012. During her time in law school, she distinguished herself as a Dean’s List honoree, a Review Editor for the Thurgood Marshall Law Journal, and a member of the Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity.
Her unique experience working on both sides of personal injury cases—including time spent working for an insurance company—gives her invaluable insight and a strategic edge when negotiating or litigating against insurers.
Recognition & Community Presence
In 2022, Sharde' was named one of Texas' Top Personal Injury Attorneys Under 40, and she continues to use her platform on various social media channels to educate and empower injured individuals about their legal rights and options. In Sharde’s spare time she provides community service to youth through many auxiliaries.
Committed to Justice
If you or a loved one has been injured in an accident, the Law Office of Sharde’ Marks-Riley is here to fight for you. Combining over a decade of trial experience, a results-driven mindset, and deep compassion for her clients, Sharde' will work tirelessly to secure the compensation you are entitled to.
Contact the Law Office of Sharde’ Marks-Riley today to schedule your consultation and take the first step toward justice.