Calling herself a “lawyer of miracles,” Alexandra Lozano built a sprawling Tukwila-based business with five primary locations across the U.S. and back offices in Colombia, Mexico and Argentina. The business uses what Lozano has described as a novel approach to immigration law. It has served, according to its website , almost 80,000 people and helped thousands obtain work permits and hundreds get green cards. She has also taught her approach to others, in part by authoring several books on running a law business and one on domestic violence against men, due to be published in June . But a lawsuit filed Monday in the U.S. District Court of Western Washington on behalf of nine former clients says her services were “illusory, negligent, and even fraudulent.” Thousands, the lawsuit says, have been affected. The 50-page complaint lodges a barrage of claims against Lozano (also known as Lozano Kennedy after a 2023 separation), her business and other entities believed to be associated with her.…