Lauren Frances Bowen

Lauren F. Bowen is an associate in the Detroit, Michigan, office of Jackson Lewis P.C. Her practice focuses on developing strategic-based approaches for clients in matters related to employment-based immigration. Prior to joining Jackson Lewis, Lauren assisted a wide range of corporate clients, from small and mid-size companies to large multinational organizations in a variety of industries, for various immigration law firms based in the Metro-Detroit and Ann Arbor area. Partnering with clients, Lauren strives to provide guidance throughout the immigration process, with her practice including all aspects of U.S. immigration, including nonimmigrant visas, permanent residence, and citizenship.

A 2022 graduate of Wayne State University Law School, Lauren focused primarily on international law, environmental law, and human rights. She was a member of Wayne State University Law School’s first Immigration Appellate Advocacy Clinic, where she represented clients seeking asylum and deferral of removal in the U.S.

Pro Bono and Community Involvement

• Immigration Appellate Advocacy Clinic (Wayne State University Law School), Pro-Bono Student Attorney

Published Works

• “Covering Art in a Crisis: Bankruptcy, the Detroit Institute of Arts, and Moral Orders in the News,” Cultural Dynamics, 28(3), 290 – 305 (December 2016) Ten Eyck, T. & Bowen, L. [Co-Author]