Farrah Qazi

Farrah Qazi, the founding attorney of Qazi Law Offices, has a profound commitment to human rights and immigration law. She earned her Juris Doctorate from DePaul University Law School and a Bachelor of Arts from Loyola University Chicago. During her law school years, Farrah developed a deep interest in combating human trafficking, which led her to work with the International Human Rights Institute. There, she managed cases for numerous trafficking victims from Latin America, solidifying her dedication to advocating for their rights.

In her role as an immigration lawyer, Farrah represents clients facing unlawful detention and victims of domestic abuse under the Violence Against Women Act. She is passionate about defending undocumented individuals in removal proceedings. Additionally, Farrah is recognized as an expert on blasphemy laws and the persecution of minorities in Muslim countries, frequently lecturing and writing on these subjects nationwide.

In 2012, Farrah founded a national domestic abuse hotline designed to assist immigrant women seeking pro-bono legal support. This unique hotline provides multilingual services and collaborates with local support networks to offer culturally sensitive guidance. Farrah finds great fulfillment in her work and is honored to serve in this capacity.