About Morgan Leigh
Morgan Leigh Furman is a Virginia lawyer who has built her practice around immigration law. She earned her J.D. from Elon University School of Law in 2016 after completing a bachelor’s degree in Hispanic Studies and Sociology at the College of William and Mary in 2011. Her academic background combined language and social science study with professional legal training.
Her career in immigration began soon after law school. In 2019 she joined Dyer Immigration Law Group, P.C. as an associate lawyer. That role gave her day-to-day experience in client counseling, case preparation and courtroom filings. In 2022 she moved to Hyder Immigration Law as a lawyer, where she continues to practice.
Colleges and classrooms shaped her early perspective. At William and Mary she studied cultural and social dynamics that often intersect with immigration issues. Her time at Elon Law provided the tools of litigation and administrative practice. Those experiences inform how she approaches cases and communicates with clients.
Her work centers on matters that arise under U.S. immigration law. She represents individuals and families on applications and proceedings before federal immigration agencies and, when necessary, in immigration court. She handles paperwork, courtroom hearings and the coordination that comes with multi-step immigration processes. Clients and colleagues describe her as methodical and thorough in preparing filings and evidence.
Outside client files, her path is straightforward. She moved from an associate role at Dyer to a lawyer position at Hyder Immigration Law and has continued in that office since 2022. That steady progression reflects a career spent concentrating on immigration practice rather than broad litigation or corporate work.
Her approach is practical. She explains options, timelines and likely steps. She prepares documents, appears at hearings and manages communications with agencies. Today she practices immigration law at Hyder Immigration Law, handling client representation in immigration matters.
