His expertise lies in the areas of immigration law and criminal defense. Claude-Michael received his Juris Doctor from LSU Paul M. Hebert Law Center, where an interest in laws affecting technology and art led him to becoming the vice president of the Intellectual Property Law Association, and interest in giving back to the community led him to teaching basic law to middle and high school students as part of the Street Law program. Claude-Michael graduated from LSU Law in 2013. Prior to law school, Claude-Michael was employed in various technology-focused positions. He hopes to able to merge his passions and expertise to create tangible improvements to legal practitioners and clientele alike.