Sina Farzaneh is an attorney at Farzaneh Law Firm and the son of founding partner Mr. Amir Farzaneh. Sina graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 2018 with a Bachelor's degree in International Studies and a minor in Political Science. Sina went on to earn his Juris Doctor from Oklahoma City University School of Law in 2022. After law school, Sina spent a year in Portland, Oregon, working at a prestigious immigration law firm. There, he gained invaluable experience in complex immigration matters, refining his skills in client advocacy, case preparation, and navigating the intricacies of immigration law. Sina is licensed to practice law in, Oregon, the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit, the United States District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma, the Muscogee (Creek) Nation, and before the Executive Office for Immigration Review (EOIR). Outside of his legal practice, Sina enjoys spending time with his wife, his dog, and playing tennis. Sina is also fluent in Persian (Farsi).

Michael W. Gahagan is the owner of Gahagan Law Firm, LLC, The Immigration Law Firm of New Orleans. Mr. Gahagan practices Immigration Law and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) law exclusively in federal courts and federal immigration courts nationwide. Mr. Gahagan was selected by Super Lawyers as a 2015, 2016, and 2017 Super Lawyers Rising Star. Mr. Gahagan has been a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) since 2008 and the AILA Federal Litigation Section since 2013; and Mr. Gahagan has been the AILA Mid-South Chapter Federal Court Litigation Chairman since 2013. Mr. Gahagan has also been an AILA National Committee Member on the Distance Learning Committee since 2017. In addition to holding positions within AILA, Mr. Gahagan is consistently invited to be an expert speaker at AILA conventions nationwide on the topics of immigration law, federal immigration litigation, FOIA and FOIA litigation.

Coming from an immigrant background, I quickly realized the importance of the U.S. immigration system and proper representation. From a young age, I decided to embrace this field and learn as much as I could to ensure the best representation possible for anyone who needed help with their status. My goal was to provide transparent, clear advice with the best defense possible. I have always been a studious individual, completing my undergraduate from University of Central Florida with two bachelor’s degrees in under 5 years. I pursued my dream and attended Stetson University, earning a Juris Doctorate and a Certificate of Concentration in advocacy. Throughout my learnings, I also became a Florida County and Circuit Civil Mediator. Prior to opening my own firm, I worked with many organizations ranging from the State Attorney’s Office in Orlando, Florida, to managing a local law firm focusing on Immigration, Family, and Civil Defense. At each phase of my career, I climbed the ladder reaching new levels of knowledge, experience, and skill. My passion is helping people. I thrive knowing I have helped another individual or another family gain some sense of peace and stability. This passion drives my desire to serve the community in any way possible. Along with participating in pro bono services, and local community drives, I hold leadership positions within my community where my talents and abilities are utilized for dispute resolution, civic engagement, and community building. My family and I are firm believers in giving back to the community, as a strong community is crucial for a successful future. For over a decade, I have represented many individuals and many families before USCIS, ICE, Immigration Court (EOIR), and the Board of Immigration Appeals (BIA). I’ve had the honor and privilege of helping many people gain permanent status, come out of removal/deportation proceedings, and gain citizenship. I hope to help many more as the immigration world continues to become even more complex.