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Darren Heyman, JD, MBA (Cantab.)
Immigration Attorney at Heyman Law Group, LLC.
Darren Heyman is the Managing Attorney at Heyman Law Group, LLC, specializing in immigration law. Here are some key details about his background and qualifications:
Education and Credentials
Darren Heyman holds a Juris Doctor (JD) from Northwestern University School of Law, which he obtained in 1999.14 He also has an MBA from the University of Cambridge in England.13 Additionally, he is currently working on completing his second doctorate, a Ph.D.5
Professional Experience
Darren has had a diverse career spanning multiple fields and countries:
- He has been an international attorney, equity trader, sports trader/manager, financier, and professor.3
- He has lived in six different countries across three continents, giving him a unique perspective on immigration issues.13
- After law school, he joined the international law firm Hogan Lovells, practicing international arbitration.1
- He has over 20 years of experience in the international gaming industry, including operational roles.6
Legal Practice
At Heyman Law Group, Darren specializes in the following areas:
- Federal practice: Immigration and bankruptcy law1
- Illinois state practice: Gaming, corporate structuring, reinsurance, consumer credit finance, litigation, employment, and contracts1
Language Skills
Darren is fluent in English and French, and has some proficiency in Russian and Spanish.1
Approach to Immigration Law
Darren's personal experiences as both a documented and undocumented immigrant inform his approach to immigration law. He understands the challenges of navigating the legal process firsthand.1 Clients have praised him for his helpfulness, knowledge, and transparency in handling immigration cases.2
Darren Heyman is known for his expertise in immigration law and his commitment to guiding clients through complex legal processes with professionalism and integrity.
Highlights
Just want to say how amazing each and every one of you are for the accomplishments you have achieved, past and present, and the person you have become. While I may not agree with everything which is said here, I appreciate it is coming from a place of love, gratitude, knowledge, and/or fear. You would not be where you are except for the decisions you made. If you are happy where you are, then keep doing what you are doing. If you are not, then either learn to be, or change your direction. You can do it! And it I can be of assistance, please just let me know. I am honored to be able to help anyone be the best person they can be, if I can. Just ask :)
After 17 days in CBP and ICE custody, six of which she was sleeping on a concrete floor with a tin foil blanket and not permitted to contact her lawyer or family, after which she was shackled, and put on a bus and to a federal prisoner transport plane, to another bus, where she was driven to Basile Louisiana, to a federal detention center, where she was eternally grateful to have a bed in which to sleep, and able to call her family, my sister-in-law was finally released into my custody.
Now the long road of transition begins.
