Brown Advocacy Group offers three engagement structures — designed to fit how plaintiff firms actually budget, and to give your practice flexibility based on case volume and how you prefer to engage.
The lead offering for plaintiff firms beginning to work with us.
A flat-fee engagement for a single case, twelve-month term. Intake meeting with the family, biweekly check-ins, court and mediation accompaniment, communication coordination with your legal team, resource referrals, deposition preparation, and the steady presence the family needs through the long arc of the case.
Billed to the firm. Paid as a flat fee. Never a percentage of recovery.
For firms with regular wrongful death or fatality case volume.
Three retainer tiers, structured around the number of active cases you typically carry. Monthly billing, ongoing access, intake consultation for new fatality cases as they come in, and a more deeply integrated working relationship as your practice grows.
For firms who want to try one piece of one case before committing.
Individual services available for firms not yet ready for a full engagement, or for one-off needs like trial week accompaniment or mediation support.
As Brown Advocacy Group launches in Oklahoma, three founding firms are being engaged at a locked rate of $2,500 per month for the first twelve months — the Embedded tier at half the standard fee.
In exchange, founding firms provide a written testimonial after six months, availability for reference calls, and an introduction to two peer firms once the work is underway. This is the right moment to be one of those three.
Schedule a ConversationAcross all engagement types, the work itself is the same. The structure flexes; the substance does not.
Structured intake meeting. Regular check-ins through the life of the case. Preparation and accompaniment for hard moments — depositions, mediations, hearings, trial. A single point of contact for non-legal questions and fears. Coordination with treatment providers and community resources.
Direct communication and coordination with your legal team. Monthly written reports on active cases (retainer engagements). Early warning when a client is struggling, before a quiet problem becomes a case-threatening one. Documentation that holds up if anyone ever asks how the work was done.
The behaviors that protect case value — treatment compliance, deposition preparedness, family stability, settlement-readiness — supported by a professional whose entire focus is the client's engagement and well-being. Stronger case posture from intake through resolution.