Gardner Lange

Gardner Lange is an immigration attorney with Lear Immigration. He was previously an attorney with Exodus Immigration Law.

Immediately after graduating law school, Gardner received a G. Rollie White Trust Fellowship in Public Interest Law that funded his work at RAICES (the Refugee and Immigrant Center for Education and Legal Services) based in Austin. As a fellow, he assisted the Children’s Program and Litigation Department to develop screenings and systems to expand access to federal courts for migrant children in Texas. He continued with RAICES as a staff attorney with the Children’s Program.

At Texas Law, Gardner was editor in chief of the Texas Hispanic Journal of Law and Policy and submissions editor for the Texas International Law Journal. He was a student in the Immigration Clinic, and participated in moot court and a range of volunteer work with the Mithoff Pro Bono Program, including immigration matters, driver’s license recovery, expunction, and gender marker affirmation. He spent his 1L summer with the ACLU of Utah in Salt Lake City and his 2L summer in Austin with RAICES’ Released Unaccompanied Children’s Program.