Washington State Bar Association Disciplinary Action: Alexandra Lozano Immigration Fraud Lawsuit

• Former clients sue immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano for alleged fraud.
• Lozano allegedly filed fraudulent immigration documents and used unauthorized electronic signatures.
• She promoted herself as the 'Lawyer of Miracles' and targeted a vulnerable market using religious imagery.
• Lozano resigned from the Washington State Bar Association in May 2026, permanently barring her from practicing law in the state.

She found this market—a vulnerable market, a fearful market, a desperate market—and created a system that reported with religious imagery to produce miracles, and now their miracles are turning into nightmares.

A group of former clients has filed a lawsuit against immigration lawyer Alexandra Lozano, accusing her of defrauding vulnerable immigrants. The complaint alleges that Lozano filed fraudulent immigration documents and used unauthorized electronic signatures, charging clients thousands of dollars. According to the lawsuit, Lozano promoted herself as the 'Lawyer of Miracles' and targeted a vulnerable market by using religious imagery, including La Virgen de Guadalupe, in her marketing efforts. This tactic allegedly lured in potential clients who were desperate for immigration assistance.

Lozano's alleged misconduct has significant implications for the legal profession and the immigrant community. The use of unauthorized electronic signatures is a serious offense that can compromise the integrity of the immigration process. Furthermore, Lozano's targeting of vulnerable clients raises concerns about the ethics of marketing practices in the legal industry. As Vicente Omar Barraza, a lawyer for the former clients, noted, 'She found this market—a vulnerable market, a fearful market, a desperate market—and created a system that reported with religious imagery to produce miracles, and now their miracles are turning into nightmares.' Lozano's resignation from the Washington State Bar Association in May 2026, in lieu of discipline, has permanently barred her from practicing law in the state.

The lawsuit against Alexandra Lozano serves as a warning to lawyers and firms about the importance of ethical marketing practices. Lawyers should be cautious when targeting vulnerable clients and ensure that their marketing efforts do not compromise the integrity of the legal profession. The case also highlights the need for stricter regulations on electronic signature use in immigration documents. As the immigration landscape continues to evolve, it is essential for lawyers to prioritize transparency, honesty, and fairness in their dealings with clients.

Lawyers should watch for red flags in marketing practices that may be targeting vulnerable clients, and ensure their own firms are not engaging in similar tactics.

Source: Original reporting via KFSN and KABC