Case Studies

Real firms, real results

How immigration firms use ParaLeagle to build petitions faster and take on more cases.

Disclosure: the pilot below ran at the Law Offices of Mary Kennedy. Mary Kennedy is a co-founder and Chief Immigration Counsel of ParaLeagle. The figures are internal estimates from that pilot, not an independently audited study.

Law Offices of Mary Kennedy

Full-service immigration firm, Schaumburg, IL. Family and business immigration, 20+ years, AILA member.

Founder's-firm pilot · internal estimates

3h → 45m

Form prep per petition

30 → 60

Petitions per month

~50%

Lower cost

A bit fewer

RFEs so far

The challenge

Petition prep meant working across tools that were not easy to access, with autofill that took real effort. Form preparation ran about three hours per petition, and volume was capped by how much the team could build by hand.

What changed

With ParaLeagle's document upload, autofill, and a single portal, form prep dropped to about forty-five minutes. The firm doubled monthly volume, from 30 petitions to 60, with the same team, and cut cost roughly in half. Communication with employers and clients now happens in one place.

"AI hasn't replaced anyone on our team. It cut the manual effort on every case and flags exactly where our attention is needed. Everything lives on one portal now, so communication with employers and clients is far easier."

Mary Kennedy

Founding Attorney, Law Offices of Mary Kennedy · co-founder & Chief Immigration Counsel, ParaLeagle

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