Lucas Daniel Cuatrecasas graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from Harvard in 2018 with a concentration in Romance languages and literatures and a secondary field in linguistics. His undergraduate thesis approached the fiction of the Argentine writer Juan José Saer from the perspective of architecture and design theory. While an undergraduate student, he studied abroad at Uppsala University International Summer Session, and research connected to his thesis took him to France and Argentina. His interest in the intersections among international law, cross-border transactional law, and the global digital economy brought him to NYU. He has interned at the NGO Religions for Peace and at the office of the General Counsel at Trinity Church Wall Street. A language learner in his free time, he enjoys getting the chance to speak Spanish, French, Catalan, and Portuguese and to practice his Swedish and Japanese.