Ennis, Bradley

The Olsen Law Firm was officially established in September 2003 in the Hamilton County Business Development Center. On April 30, 2012, the Olsen Law Firm relocated to Liberty Plaza at 535 Chestnut Street, Suite 160, Chattanooga, TN 37402.

The overall issues facing the Olsen Law Firm as an immigration law firm have been how to operate and develop in a social and economic climate in which new immigration laws and policies are being introduced monthly and are greatly increasing the scrutiny of nonimmigrants and immigrants in the U.S.. With this said, the Olsen Law Firm views its own image as a firm from a local, national, and international level. Therefore, the Olsen Law Firm attempts to communicate through its relationships via its work product, its clients, and the greater community by demonstrating that the world is a much smaller place and so by working and living and treating each other with consistency and respect then all matters social, economic, and cultural can be both enjoyable and positive. 

Mr. Olsen received his B.A., with honors, from University of Tennessee at Chattanooga.  He received his MFA in Creative Writing from Southern Illinois University and is a published poet.  He received his law degree from William and Mary School of Law where he was a member of the William and Mary Law Review.
 
For June 2009 thru June 2011, Terrence L. Olsen, Esq. served as the Chair of the Tennessee Bar Association’s Immigration Law Section. During 2004 thru 2008, Terrence L. Olsen, Esq. served as the Chairman of the World Trade Society of Chattanooga, and he hosted trade delegations to the Chattanooga area from countries such as China, Russia, and South Korea.

Terrence L. Olsen, Esq. has served as an instructor of Bryan College’s MBA Program, and an adjunct instructor of Chattanooga State Community College’s Immigration Paralegal course. He has given immigration law lectures to international students and advisors at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, University of Tennessee at Knoxville, Southern Adventist University, Bryan College, Dalton State College, Oakwood University, and the University of Alabama at Huntsville.