Matthew Liu is a legal assistant at Haven & King Law Firm and a second-year law student at Case Western Reserve University School of Law, where he is expected to graduate in 2025. He is an outstanding law student, awarded the Hugo Grotius Scholar International Scholarship and the Dean’s Scholarship in recognition of his exceptional academic achievements. Before gaining admission to law school, Matthew earned a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies from California State University, Long Beach, with a GPA of 3.73. He graduated with honors, earned a place on the President’s List, and became a member of the Golden Key International Honor Society. Matthew is fluent in Mandarin and proficient in Shanghainese and Minnan dialects, in addition to having conversational ability in Japanese. He has extensive work experience in the legal services field, having collaborated with the law firm for several years, assisting attorneys in preparing various immigration application materials, specializing in employment and family immigration applications, including H1B, L-1, EB-5, and others. Additionally, he has been responsible for drafting agreements, contracts, and attorney correspondence, as well as assisting in legal research for criminal and civil cases. He has served as a legal intern, most recently at US Together in Cleveland. In this role, he actively contributed to research on immigration laws, asylum regulations, relevant precedents, and national interest waivers to support the preparation of asylum cases. In previous roles, he worked as an international sales representative at Mill Powder Tech Solutions in Taiwan, successfully promoting industrial-scale equipment through customer-oriented strategies to international clients in Dubai, Saudi Arabia, Madagascar, and other regions. In addition to his professional experience, Matthew is passionate about volunteering. He currently serves as the President of the Case Western Reserve University Taiwanese Student Association and has previously held the position of Public Relations Officer at the California State University, Long Beach Taiwanese Student Association. He has also served in various roles at his local church, including Worship Leader, Translator, Youth Ministry Director, and Information Editor. Matthew combines his diverse skills and leadership abilities with his legal education, aiming to achieve excellence in the legal field and make a positive contribution to society and his career. Thank you for getting to know Matthew, and we look forward to the opportunity to engage with him further.