For 15 years, Chambliss has honored Gary W. Rollins College of Business students at The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga (UTC) through the John. C. Stophel Distinguished Students (Stophel Scholars) mentor program. This program pairs select students with Chambliss attorneys or managers who mentor the students and connect them to resources and contacts relevant toContinue Reading

Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, P.C. has elected litigation attorney Nate Kinard as a shareholder of the firm. “Nate is an ambitious attorney who provides excellent results for his clients,” said President and Managing Shareholder Mark Cunningham. “His strong work ethic, desire to help others, and daily demonstration of top-level client service will make Nate aContinue Reading

WDEF News 12 highlighted Chambliss in their recent “Driving our Economy Forward” segment, which profiles local businesses collaborating to meet workforce needs through unique partnerships. “Chambliss is essentially a Chattanooga law firm,” said Mark Cunningham, president and managing shareholder. “We’ve been around in this community for 135 years. I feel like we’re part of theContinue Reading

In observance of Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Chambliss team members partnered with two hardworking organizations in our community to assist with service projects and give back to the community. At the Chattanooga Area Food Bank, our team labeled and sorted over 4,000 canned food items which will be distributed to their food pantry locations.Continue Reading

The Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act expanded the benefits offered to veterans exposed to toxic substances in Iraq and Afghanistan. For post-9/11 combat veterans, the PACT Act extends the period of time they have to enroll in Veterans Affairs (VA) health care to 10 years post-discharge. It also creates a one-year open enrollmentContinue Reading

Navigating Veteran Disabilities Under the PACT Act By: Colter Parker The Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act expanded the benefits offered to veterans exposed to toxic substances in Iraq and Afghanistan. For post-9/11 combat veterans, the PACT Act extends the period of time they have to enroll in Veterans Affairs (VA) health care toContinue Reading