Lauren Eagan is the Founder and CEO of Eagan Immigration, a law firm with offices in both the US and Costa Rica. Working with attorneys across the US, they specialize in all areas of immigration law. With over a decade of experience, Lauren has expanded her firm from a one-person operation working from a couch to a dedicated team of 80 people. She holds a profound connection with the Spanish-speaking community, fueled by her fluency in Spanish and extensive living experience in Mexico. Lauren is recognized for her innovative approach to social media marketing in the legal field and is deeply committed to creating a supportive and empowering company culture.
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Immigration law presents unique challenges, especially when it involves reuniting families and providing security for those who have faced trauma. What does it take to offer meaningful, lasting solutions for clients in such critical circumstances? And how can an immigration law firm innovate to meet the diverse needs of people worldwide?
According to Lauren Eagan, a leading immigration attorney, the answer lies in combining empathy with creative problem-solving. She explains that her firm’s focus on humanitarian cases — like family-based petitions, visas for abuse victims, and naturalization — allows them to impact lives by reuniting families and securing futures. Lauren emphasizes that her team’s fluency in Spanish and deep understanding of immigration law have enabled them to build trust with clients from over 30 countries. Beyond legal services, her firm also offers innovative support, such as English language courses to help clients prepare for their citizenship exams. She wants to ensure every client feels fully empowered throughout the process.
In this episode of 15 Minutes, host Chad Franzen speaks with Lauren Eagan, Founder and CEO of Eagan Immigration, to discuss how her firm is making an impact in immigration law. They talk about the firm’s client-centered approach, the importance of cultural empathy in practicing law, and how innovative strategies help solve complex immigration challenges. Lauren also shares how political shifts impact immigration law and offers advice for aspiring immigration attorneys.
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