Human Rights Attorney. Author. Humanitarian. Advocate.
“An injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.”
What I Believe
I became a lawyer because I saw what happened when people had no one in their corner. I have spent my career making sure that the most vulnerable people in this country, those the system was never designed to protect, have someone who will fight for them. Supporting nearly one hundred thousand cases, I have seen patterns that the rest of the world has not yet stopped to examine.
Immigration
that is weaponized as control.
Domestic violence
that does not look like a bruise. Men who are victimized and have no language for what is happening to them.
Human trafficking
that is weaponized as control.
These are not isolated stories. They are a crisis that our systems are not yet built to see. My work spans the law firm, the courtroom, the research lab, the lecture hall, and published media. You are here because you work with people in these situations, or because you are one of them. Either way, you are in the right place.
services
Where to Start
The book
Shameful Silence
The first mainstream book to investigate the hidden epidemic of domestic violence against men, backed by legal advocacy, original research, and thousands of real cases.
June 2, 2026
The Firm
Alexandra Lozano Immigration Law
The largest humanitarian immigration law firm in the United States, serving tens of thousands of clients across all 50 states, including survivors of trafficking and violence.
THE STAGE
Alexandra as Speaker
Alexandra speaks to legal professionals, healthcare providers, advocates, and institutions on domestic violence, immigration law, human trafficking, and the systemic gaps that leave victims behind
testimonials
People are talking
Shameful Silence
1 in 3 men experience intimate partner violence. Most never tell anyone. After 17 years of legal advocacy, Alexandra Lozano could not watch the silence continue.
June 2, 2026
Core values
What Drives This Work
Human Rights
Every person, regardless of gender, status, origin, or circumstance, deserves to be seen, protected, and heard. That is not a political position. It is a non-negotiable truth.
Equality
Advocacy that leaves anyone behind is incomplete advocacy. Alexandra’s work is built on the conviction that justice must be available to everyone.
Courage
The harder the conversation, the more necessary it becomes. Alexandra has built her career on being willing to go where others have not.
Growing
The law, the research, and the stories are always evolving. So is Alexandra’s understanding of them.
Community
Change does not happen alone. It happens in the relationships, the partnerships, and the coalitions that form around a shared belief in a better world.
about
Alexandra Lozano
Alexandra Lozano is a nationally recognized human rights attorney, author, and advocate. As the founder of Alexandra Lozano Immigration Law, she built what is widely recognized as the largest humanitarian immigration law firm in the United States, serving clients across all 50 states and specializing in cases deemed unwinnable by others.
A graduate of Seattle University School of Law, Alexandra pioneered the use of the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the T Visa for survivors of human trafficking in the immigration context, and has successfully handled tens of thousands of intimate partner violence-related cases. She is an Inc. 5000 honoree and an award-winning attorney whose firm has given legal status to more than 20,000 individuals and their families.
In 2026, Alexandra will publish Shameful Silence: What You Don’t Know About Domestic Violence (Wiley), the first mainstream book to examine the hidden epidemic of domestic violence against men, grounded in 17 years of frontline legal experience and a $1 million privately funded research initiative.
Her work spans law, public health, immigration policy, and human rights. She is a featured speaker at universities, law schools, hospitals, and advocacy organizations across the country.
