Brittany T. Faith
Tennessee
Abbott, Weiss, Faith, & Darnell, PLLC
801 Broad Street
Suite 428
Chattanooga, TN 37402
Tel: (423) 265-8804
Email:
brittany@abbottweiss.com
Web:
www.abbottweiss.com
Brittany Faith is head of Abbott, Weiss’ Immigration Practice Group. Ms. Faith has extensive experience serving clients throughout the world with their immigration needs, including family-based immigration petitions, employment-based petitions, and humanitarian relief. She is committed to providing personalized, cost-effective immigration services for her clients around the world and across the U.S.
Ms. Faith is a regular contributor and speaker on immigration for organizations such as the American Bar Association (ABA), the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA), Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition (TIRRC), Immigrant Legal Resource Center (ILRC), the Tennessee Bar Association (TBA), as well as numerous local bar associations, non-profits, and media outlets.
Ms. Faith serves her community as a leader through her involvement in bar associations. She currently serves as one of the twenty-one nationally elected Elected Directors on the AILA Board of Governors and as East Tennessee Governor for the TBA. Ms. Faith also has served in many leadership roles as part of the ABA and TBA Young Lawyers Division (YLD). She is especially proud that she was part of the reinvigoration of the Southeast Tennessee Lawyers Association for Women (SETLAW) and served as President in 2015. She was also honored to be selected to serve on the Tennessee Administrative Office of the Courts Immigration Task Force.
Ms. Faith was selected for membership in the Fellows of the American Bar Foundation, she has been nominated to be a Super Lawyer Rising Star since 2017, and she maintains a 10.0 Superb Rating from Avvo.
- UT Alumni Volunteer 40 Under 40 Award 2023
- TBA YLD President’s Award 2022
- AILA Joseph Minsky Young Lawyer Award 2021
- ABA Star of the Quarter 2020
- ABA “On the Rise- Top 40 Young Lawyers” 2019
- Midsouth Super Lawyers Rising Star 2017-2025
- TBA YLD, President’s Special Recognition Award 2017
- La Paz Chattanooga, Volunteer of the Year 2017
- TBA YLD, Star of the Quarter 2015-2019
- Young Professionals of Chattanooga, Public Service Award Nominee 2015
- AILA, Pro Bono Hero 2014
- CBA YLD, Volunteer of the Year 2014
- Legal Aid of East Tennessee, Pro Bono Excellence Award 2014
- UT Pro Bono, Outstanding Pro Bono Service 2012
- TBA Law Student Volunteer of the Year 2011
Abbott, Weiss, Faith & Darnell, PLLC delivers comprehensive immigration advocacy for individuals, families, and businesses throughout Chattanooga, Hamilton County, and beyond. The firm combines the personalized service of a small practice with the depth of experience typically associated with larger firms. Its attorneys regularly manage complex immigration matters before U.S. Citizenship & Immigration Services, the U.S. Department of State, and other governmental agencies. Whether assisting individuals navigating legal challenges or advising businesses on workforce immigration solutions, the firm guides clients through each stage of the process.
The firm’s attorneys are well-versed in addressing the specific needs of individuals and organizations in southeastern Tennessee, including representation before the Memphis Immigration Court and familiarity with local processing timelines. Recognizing that each immigration journey is unique, the firm takes a tailored approach to understanding clients’ goals, whether seeking lawful permanent residence, reuniting with family members, or sponsoring skilled talent. Abbott, Weiss, Faith & Darnell emphasizes transparency and consistent communication, ensuring clients remain informed and confident from initial consultation through final resolution.
“Bringing both technical skill and visible leadership to her practice, Brittany is praised for her commitment to clients and the wider immigration community. Clients appreciate her accessibility and practical advice, while peers commend her extensive involvement in bar associations and her contributions to immigration policy and advocacy efforts.”