Breanne Johnson

Breanne represents individuals and employers seeking to obtain nonimmigrant work visas and permanent residency in the United States on the basis of employment. She also assists clients who are petitioning to unite families, those seeking to obtain waivers for consular processing and adjustment of status and represents clients in naturalization applications and I-9 compliance matters.

Prior to joining Gibbs Houston Pauw, Breanne practiced immigration law at an immigration firm located in Denver, Colorado. She additionally gained diverse experience through positions with a civil rights law firm in Seattle, the Colorado Public Defender’s Office, the Executive Office for Immigration Review, and the Rocky Mountain Immigrant Advocacy Network.

Breanne is committed to increasing access to legal services for those most in need. In furtherance of this commitment, she volunteers monthly with legal clinics and serves as a pro bono attorney for local immigration nonprofit groups. Breanne is licensed to practice law in the states of Colorado and Washington. She attended the University of Colorado School of Law and is a graduate of Pacific Lutheran University, where she studied Latin American History and Social Justice and Development. Outside of work, Breanne enjoys skiing, running, and exploring the Pacific Northwest with her husband, daughters, and dog, Remi.