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WEBSITE DISCLAIMER, ATTORNEY ADVERTISING NOTICE, AND TERMS OF USE

Last Updated: July 11, 2026

IMPORTANT NOTICE

ATTORNEY ADVERTISING

The information on this website is provided for general informational purposes only. It is not legal advice. Viewing this website, submitting a form, sending an email, calling Brown, LLC, or otherwise communicating with the firm does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Brown, LLC does not represent you unless Brown, LLC and you have entered into a written engagement agreement signed by the firm and the client.

Do not send confidential, privileged, classified, original, or time-sensitive information or materials unless a Brown, LLC attorney or authorized staff member requests them in writing after an appropriate conflicts review.

Brown, LLC does not accept unsolicited physical mail, packages, courier deliveries, documents, evidence, electronic storage devices, or other case materials. Brown, LLC does not accept walk-ins. All office visits must be scheduled and confirmed in advance.

1. Responsible Law Firm

This website is maintained by Brown, LLC. Brown, LLC is the law firm responsible for the content of this website.

The office designated for purposes of this website and attorney-advertising notice is:

Brown, LLC
985 Old Eagle School Road, Suite 505
Wayne, Pennsylvania 19087

This address is provided to identify the law firm responsible for the website. Publication of this address is not an invitation to send unsolicited mail, packages, deliveries, documents, evidence, or other materials. It is also not an invitation to appear at the office without a confirmed appointment.

The hiring of an attorney is an important decision. It should not be based solely on advertisements or website materials.

2. General Information Only

The content on this website is provided for general informational and educational purposes. It does not constitute legal advice, a legal opinion, or a recommendation concerning any person, claim, transaction, investigation, lawsuit, government submission, or other matter.

The website may contain articles, videos, frequently asked questions, legal summaries, case descriptions, news reports, press releases, descriptions of government programs, and links to third-party materials. These materials may not address every relevant fact, exception, defense, deadline, procedural requirement, jurisdictional issue, or change in the law.

Legal rules differ among jurisdictions and change over time. Information that was accurate when published may later become incomplete or outdated. Brown, LLC does not guarantee that every page, article, video, description, or other item on this website is correct, complete, current, or applicable to any particular situation.

The content on this website may reflect general views or observations concerning legal issues. It does not necessarily reflect the views of every Brown, LLC attorney, every Brown, LLC client, a court, or a government agency.

No person should act, refrain from acting, waive a right, disclose information, preserve or destroy evidence, or make a legal decision based solely on this website. A person facing a legal issue should obtain advice from a qualified attorney who has reviewed the relevant facts and applicable law.

References to tax, accounting, securities, investment, healthcare, medical, scientific, employment, or financial subjects do not constitute tax, accounting, investment, medical, or other professional advice.

3. No Attorney-Client Relationship

Viewing or using this website does not create an attorney-client relationship between you and Brown, LLC or any Brown, LLC attorney.

An attorney-client relationship is not created merely because a person:

• Visits or uses this website;
• Calls Brown, LLC or leaves a voicemail;
• Sends an email, text message, or social-media message;
• Submits a website contact or intake form;
• Requests or schedules a consultation;
• Speaks with an intake specialist, staff member, contractor, or attorney;
• Receives an automated, administrative, or preliminary response;
• Provides names or information for a conflicts review;
• Sends information or documents;
• Receives general information from the firm; or
• Participates in an initial consultation.

Brown, LLC does not agree to represent a person merely by receiving, acknowledging, or reviewing an inquiry. Brown, LLC may decline a matter for any lawful reason and may decline without providing a substantive explanation.

An attorney-client relationship begins only after Brown, LLC and the client enter into a written engagement agreement signed by the firm and the client. The engagement agreement will identify the client, define the scope of the representation, and state the applicable fee and expense arrangement.

Do not assume that Brown, LLC represents you unless the firm has confirmed the representation through a signed written engagement agreement.

Nothing in this disclaimer alters or limits an existing written engagement agreement between Brown, LLC and an existing client.

4. Prospective-Client Communications and Conflicts

Brown, LLC may need to conduct a conflicts review before receiving detailed, confidential, or sensitive information.

An initial communication should contain only the information reasonably necessary to identify:

• The person seeking representation;
• The opposing parties and other materially involved persons or entities;
• The general nature of the matter;
• The relevant jurisdiction;
• Whether a lawsuit or proceeding has already been filed; and
• Any known deadline, hearing date, filing date, or scheduled event.

Do not send detailed confidential information or documents unless a Brown, LLC attorney or authorized staff member requests them and provides an approved method of transmission.

Do not send information to Brown, LLC for the purpose of preventing the firm from representing another person or entity.

Unless requested by Brown, LLC, do not send:

• Communications between another person and that person’s attorney;
• Attorney work product belonging to another person or entity;
• Information protected by a court seal, protective order, confidentiality order, or other legal restriction;
• Classified information or controlled government information;
• Trade secrets or large collections of employer, customer, patient, client, or government records;
• Passwords, login credentials, full Social Security numbers, financial account numbers, or similar identifying information;
• Complete medical files;
• Original documents or the only existing copy of any document;
• Evidence or property that may be illegal to possess or transmit;
• Electronic storage devices; or
• Information that you are not legally authorized to access, possess, copy, or disclose.

Brown, LLC will handle prospective-client information as required by applicable law and professional-responsibility rules. Even so, you should not assume that an unsolicited communication is privileged, confidential, or protected from disclosure.

You also should not assume that an unsolicited communication will prevent Brown, LLC from representing another person in the same or a related matter.

Nothing in this disclaimer is intended to waive or limit any professional duty that cannot lawfully be waived or limited.

5. Electronic Communications and Security

Electronic communications are not guaranteed to be secure.

Email, text messages, website forms, cloud-based systems, telephone systems, social-media platforms, and other electronic communication methods may be intercepted, delayed, misdirected, corrupted, accessed by third parties, or delivered to an unintended recipient.

Do not use ordinary email, text messaging, social media, voicemail, or a public website form to transmit:

• Classified or controlled government information;
• Passwords or access credentials;
• Full Social Security numbers;
• Financial account information;
• Complete medical files;
• Privileged communications;
• Sensitive personal information;
• Original documents; or
• Large collections of records.

Existing clients should use the communication and document-transmission procedures provided by their Brown, LLC legal team.

This website, its forms, the firm’s voicemail systems, email accounts, and social-media accounts are not monitored continuously. They should not be used for emergencies.

For a medical, safety, or law-enforcement emergency, contact the appropriate emergency service or government authority.

6. Legal Deadlines Continue to Run

Legal rights are often governed by strict deadlines.

These deadlines may include:

• Statutes of limitation;
• Statutes of repose;
• Administrative filing deadlines;
• Government notice requirements;
• Claim-presentation requirements;
• Appeal deadlines;
• Arbitration deadlines;
• Contractual notice periods;
• Filing-priority rules;
• First-to-file rules;
• Government whistleblower submission deadlines; and
• Deadlines for preserving or asserting particular rights.

Contacting Brown, LLC does not stop, extend, satisfy, preserve, or toll any deadline.

Sending information to Brown, LLC does not constitute the filing of a lawsuit, administrative charge, notice of claim, government report, whistleblower submission, appeal, or other legal document.

Providing a deadline on an intake form or during a conversation does not mean that Brown, LLC has accepted responsibility for the deadline.

Brown, LLC does not accept responsibility for protecting a deadline unless the firm has accepted the representation through a signed written engagement agreement and the deadline falls within the agreed scope of representation.

Do not delay taking necessary action while waiting for Brown, LLC to respond to an inquiry.

7. No Unsolicited Mail, Packages, Deliveries, or Case Materials

Brown, LLC does not accept unsolicited physical mail, packages, courier deliveries, records, evidence, electronic storage devices, or other case materials at its offices or listed addresses.

Do not mail, ship, courier, deliver, or leave anything at a Brown, LLC office unless a Brown, LLC attorney or authorized staff member first requests the material and provides specific delivery instructions.

Unsolicited items may be refused, returned to the sender, or left unopened and unreviewed.

A postal receipt, tracking notification, courier confirmation, delivery photograph, or signature by building personnel does not establish that Brown, LLC:

• Received the material;
• Reviewed the material;
• Accepted responsibility for the material;
• Agreed to represent the sender;
• Agreed to preserve the material;
• Accepted a legal deadline; or
• Agreed to take any action.

Sending or delivering material does not:

• Create an attorney-client relationship;
• Cause Brown, LLC to accept a matter;
• Establish that Brown, LLC represents the sender;
• Impose a duty on Brown, LLC to investigate or respond;
• Protect or extend a legal deadline;
• Establish filing priority; or
• Constitute an authorized filing, submission, notice, or service.

Do not send:

• Original documents;
• The only existing copy of any record;
• Cash or negotiable instruments;
• Electronic storage devices;
• Hazardous, illegal, or perishable items;
• Physical evidence;
• Classified or controlled government information; or
• Anything that you are not legally entitled to possess or transmit.

To the extent permitted by law, Brown, LLC does not undertake responsibility for the loss, damage, alteration, storage, preservation, or return of unsolicited materials.

Existing clients must follow the document and delivery instructions provided by their Brown, LLC legal team.

This section does not invalidate service or notice that is otherwise legally effective under applicable law.

8. No Walk-Ins; Confirmed Appointment Required

Brown, LLC does not accept walk-ins. All office visits must be scheduled and confirmed in advance.

An appointment is not confirmed merely because a person:

• Requested a meeting;
• Submitted a website form;
• Sent an email or text message;
• Left a voicemail;
• Spoke with an intake representative;
• Received an automated acknowledgment; or
• Appeared at a listed office.

Brown, LLC must expressly confirm the appointment in advance.

Building reception personnel, security personnel, property managers, mailroom personnel, coworking personnel, and other third parties are not authorized to:

• Conduct a legal intake;
• Provide a consultation;
• Schedule or confirm a legal appointment;
• Accept case materials on behalf of Brown, LLC;
• Provide legal advice;
• Make representations on behalf of Brown, LLC; or
• Agree that Brown, LLC will represent any person.

Nothing in this section alters any authority that exists as a matter of applicable law.

9. No Consent to Electronic Service or Informal Legal Notice

Publication of an office address, email address, telephone number, website form, fax number, or social-media account does not constitute consent to electronic or informal service of process.

Unless expressly agreed in writing or otherwise required by law, Brown, LLC does not consent to service of a summons, complaint, subpoena, demand, preservation notice, administrative document, or other legal process through:

• A public website form;
• An unsolicited email;
• A text message;
• Social media;
• Voicemail;
• An electronic file-sharing link;
• Building reception personnel;
• Security personnel;
• Property-management personnel; or
• Any other person not authorized to accept service.

Nothing in this section is intended to invalidate service or notice that is legally effective under controlling law.

10. Whistleblower Information and Evidence

Brown, LLC represents whistleblowers and other individuals who may possess information concerning suspected misconduct. Nothing on this website instructs or authorizes any person to violate the law, a court order, or another person’s legal rights.

Do not:

• Access a computer, account, database, file, office, or restricted area unlawfully;
• Obtain information in a manner that you know is unauthorized or unlawful;
• Circumvent passwords, cybersecurity protections, or access restrictions;
• Alter, delete, conceal, fabricate, backdate, or destroy evidence;
• Violate a court seal, protective order, privilege, or lawful confidentiality restriction;
• Record a conversation unlawfully;
• Remove documents or property that you are not legally permitted to remove;
• Send classified or controlled government information through the public website;
• Misrepresent your identity or authority; or
• Make a false statement to Brown, LLC, a court, a government agency, or any other person.

Nothing in this disclaimer is intended to prohibit or restrict lawful whistleblowing, lawful communications with a government agency, participation in a government investigation, or any other conduct protected by law.

Contacting Brown, LLC is not the same as filing a:

• Qui tam complaint;
• Securities whistleblower submission;
• Commodity whistleblower submission;
• Tax whistleblower submission;
• Administrative charge;
• Government complaint;
• Notice of claim;
• Lawsuit; or
• Award application.

Contacting Brown, LLC does not establish:

• First-to-file status;
• Original-source status;
• Filing priority;
• Eligibility for an award;
• A right to anonymity;
• Government intervention;
• Protection from retaliation;
• Acceptance of a matter by Brown, LLC; or
• A right to any recovery.

Each whistleblower program has separate legal, factual, procedural, timing, and eligibility requirements. No whistleblower award, government recovery, private recovery, intervention decision, or protection can be guaranteed.

11. Allegations, Investigations, and Pending Matters

Some website materials may discuss complaints, investigations, recalls, government enforcement actions, reported injuries, alleged misconduct, pending litigation, or claims made by clients or other persons.

Unless expressly stated otherwise, an allegation is not a judicial finding, admission, or determination of wrongdoing. Allegations may be disputed. The filing of a complaint or commencement of an investigation does not establish liability.

A reference to an investigation, lawsuit, claim, defendant, product, company, government agency, or alleged practice does not necessarily mean that:

• Brown, LLC has filed a lawsuit;
• Brown, LLC currently represents a particular person;
• Brown, LLC is accepting every matter of that type;
• Any person qualifies to bring a claim;
• Liability has been established;
• A government agency has endorsed the allegations; or
• A recovery will occur.

References to companies, products, courts, government agencies, media organizations, or other third parties do not imply affiliation, sponsorship, approval, or endorsement.

12. Practice Areas and Availability of Representation

Descriptions of practice areas identify types of matters that Brown, LLC may handle. They do not constitute a representation that the firm will accept every matter within a listed category.

Brown, LLC evaluates each potential representation individually. The firm’s willingness or ability to handle a matter may depend on conflicts, jurisdiction, deadlines, factual support, available evidence, potential damages, resources, procedural posture, and other considerations.

A website page concerning a particular claim, industry, defendant, product, or program does not establish that Brown, LLC represents any particular person or is currently accepting that type of matter.

13. Attorney Licensing and Geographic Scope

Individual Brown, LLC attorneys are admitted to practice only in the jurisdictions identified in their biographies or other firm materials.

The availability of this website nationwide does not mean that every Brown, LLC attorney is admitted in every state, federal district, or court.

Depending on the matter, Brown, LLC may:

• Associate with local counsel;
• Work with co-counsel;
• Seek admission pro hac vice;
• Refer a matter to another attorney or law firm; or
• Decline the matter.

Any such arrangement is subject to applicable law, court rules, professional-responsibility rules, client consent where required, and the terms of a written engagement agreement.

The identification of an office does not imply that every Brown, LLC attorney is admitted in that jurisdiction.

A description of a practice area does not state or imply that a lawyer is certified as a specialist unless the website expressly identifies the certification and the certifying organization.

This website is not intended to solicit legal employment in any jurisdiction where the website or its use would violate applicable law or professional-responsibility rules.

14. Past Results, Settlements, Judgments, and Awards

Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.

Results described on this website are selected examples. They do not predict or promise the result of any other matter.

A result may depend on:

• The underlying facts;
• The available evidence;
• Witness credibility;
• Legal rulings;
• The applicable jurisdiction;
• Government discretion;
• Available insurance or assets;
• The conduct of opposing parties;
• Settlement decisions;
• The judge or jury; and
• Other circumstances unique to the matter.

Unless a particular result expressly states otherwise, a stated amount may:

• Be a gross or aggregate amount;
• Involve multiple clients, claimants, defendants, claims, or proceedings;
• Include money recovered for a government entity or taxpayers;
• Involve work performed with co-counsel or other law firms;
• Include payments that were not made directly to an individual client;
• Precede deductions for attorneys’ fees, costs, expenses, liens, taxes, or other obligations; and
• Differ from the amount ultimately received by an individual client, claimant, or whistleblower.

References to settlements, judgments, verdicts, government recoveries, whistleblower awards, or aggregate recoveries do not guarantee any amount, outcome, timing, government action, or ability to collect a judgment.

15. Testimonials, Reviews, Rankings, and Awards

Testimonials and reviews reflect the experiences or opinions of the persons providing them. They do not necessarily reflect the experience of another client or predict a future result.

Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.

Brown, LLC does not guarantee that every review appearing on an independent third-party platform was submitted by a verified client unless expressly stated.

Awards, ratings, rankings, honors, and media references are conferred, calculated, or published by third parties. The standards, methodologies, eligibility periods, selection procedures, and available candidate pools may vary.

An award, rating, ranking, or media reference does not guarantee legal ability, client satisfaction, a particular result, or that another organization would reach the same conclusion.

Reference to an award, publication, media organization, rating service, or other third party does not imply that the organization endorses Brown, LLC.

Unless expressly identified as a client, a person depicted on this website should not be understood to be a Brown, LLC client. Any actor, reenactment, or non-authentic depiction that could reasonably be understood as portraying a client or actual event should be identified as a dramatization where required.

No aspect of this advertisement has been approved by the Supreme Court of New Jersey.

16. No Guarantee of Results

Brown, LLC does not guarantee the result of any case, claim, investigation, arbitration, mediation, government submission, settlement negotiation, or other matter.

No attorney can guarantee:

• That a claim will be accepted;
• That a lawsuit will survive dismissal;
• That a government agency will investigate or intervene;
• That a class or collective action will be certified;
• That a case will settle;
• That a judgment will be entered;
• That a judgment will be collectible;
• That a whistleblower award will be granted;
• That a particular percentage or amount will be awarded; or
• That a matter will be completed within a particular period.

Any assessment of a potential outcome is necessarily dependent on incomplete information, developing evidence, applicable law, decisions by courts or government agencies, and other circumstances outside the firm’s control.

17. Consultations, Fees, Costs, and Expenses

A reference to a “free consultation” means only that Brown, LLC does not charge for the initial consultation described by the firm.

It does not guarantee that Brown, LLC will:

• Respond to every inquiry;
• Schedule a consultation;
• Accept a matter;
• Enter into an attorney-client relationship; or
• Provide a substantive legal opinion.

No fee arrangement is created through this website, an intake form, or an initial conversation.

Any contingency fee, hourly fee, flat fee, referral arrangement, cost arrangement, or other financial term exists only as stated in a signed written engagement agreement.

Where a matter is handled on a contingency basis, the applicable fee and responsibility for costs and expenses are governed by the written engagement agreement. Terms may vary by matter and jurisdiction.

Nothing on this website modifies a signed engagement agreement.

18. Medical, Scientific, and Product Information

Information concerning drugs, medical devices, products, diseases, symptoms, injuries, recalls, adverse events, or scientific studies is provided for general legal information.

It is not medical advice, a diagnosis, treatment advice, or a substitute for advice from a licensed healthcare professional.

Do not start, stop, or change a medication or medical treatment based on information appearing on this website.

Direct medical questions to a qualified healthcare professional. In an emergency, contact emergency services.

19. Privacy

Brown, LLC’s collection, use, disclosure, retention, and protection of information submitted through the website are addressed in the firm’s Privacy Policy and any notice provided at the point of collection.

No website, electronic transmission, database, or information-security system can be guaranteed to be completely secure.

Do not submit sensitive, confidential, or privileged information unless Brown, LLC requests it and provides an appropriate transmission method.

By using this website or submitting information, you acknowledge that information will be handled subject to the Privacy Policy then in effect.

20. Third-Party Websites and Resources

This website may contain links to government websites, courts, publications, social-media platforms, service providers, and other third-party resources.

These links are provided for convenience and informational purposes.

Brown, LLC does not control and is not responsible for:

• Third-party content;
• Availability;
• Accuracy;
• Security;
• Privacy practices;
• Terms of use; or
• Changes made by the third party.

A link does not constitute an endorsement, sponsorship, or recommendation.

21. Social Media

Content published through Brown, LLC social-media accounts is provided for general informational purposes. It does not constitute legal advice.

Following, liking, sharing, commenting on, tagging, or sending a direct message to a Brown, LLC social-media account does not create an attorney-client relationship.

Do not post or transmit confidential, privileged, sensitive, or time-critical information through social media.

Comments and other material posted by third parties do not necessarily reflect the views of Brown, LLC.

22. Website Availability and No Warranties

This website and its content are provided on an “as is” and “as available” basis.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Brown, LLC does not warrant that the website will be:

• Continuously available;
• Error-free;
• Complete;
• Current;
• Secure;
• Free from harmful code; or
• Suitable for any particular purpose.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, Brown, LLC is not responsible for loss resulting from:

• Reliance on website content;
• Inability to access the website;
• Transmission failures;
• Misdirected communications;
• Unauthorized access to an electronic communication;
• Third-party websites or content; or
• Technical errors outside the firm’s reasonable control.

Nothing in this section limits any duty Brown, LLC owes under an existing attorney-client relationship or any liability that cannot lawfully be limited or waived.

23. Copyright and Permitted Use

Unless otherwise stated, the content on this website is owned by Brown, LLC or used with permission.

Website content may be viewed and printed for personal, noncommercial, informational use.

Content may not be copied, republished, sold, scraped, framed, materially altered, or presented as the work of another person except with written permission or as otherwise permitted by law.

Firm names, logos, graphics, and other identifying material may be protected by trademark, copyright, or other law.

24. Use of Artificial Intelligence by Prospective Clients

Brown, LLC strongly discourages prospective clients from using public or third-party generative artificial-intelligence tools to prepare, rewrite, summarize, translate, analyze, or submit an intake concerning a potential legal matter.

Information entered into an artificial-intelligence platform may be stored, processed, reviewed, reproduced, or otherwise handled by a third party. Depending on the platform, its settings, its terms, and the surrounding circumstances, using an artificial-intelligence tool may create confidentiality, privacy, privilege, preservation, or discoverability issues. Do not enter confidential, privileged, classified, proprietary, personal, medical, financial, or employer-owned information into an artificial-intelligence platform unless you have received appropriate legal advice concerning that use.

Artificial-intelligence systems may also:

• Invent or alter facts;
• Misstate dates, amounts, names, quotations, or events;
• Omit legally significant information;
• Combine separate events or documents;
• Present assumptions as established facts;
• Change the meaning or sequence of events; or
• Make an intake more difficult for Brown, LLC to understand and evaluate.

Brown, LLC evaluates matters based on the underlying facts and available evidence, not on an artificial-intelligence system’s characterization of the case.

Prospective clients should describe what happened in their own words. They should distinguish clearly among:

• What they personally observed;
• What another person told them;
• What a document states;
• What they believe or infer; and
• What was generated, summarized, or suggested by artificial intelligence.

If artificial intelligence was used to prepare or revise an intake, the prospective client should disclose that fact to Brown, LLC. The prospective client should preserve the original source materials and provide them if requested. An artificial-intelligence summary is not a substitute for original documents, contemporaneous communications, or a firsthand factual account.

Brown, LLC’s own use of technology or artificial intelligence, if any, is governed by the firm’s professional obligations, internal procedures, and applicable law. Professional ethics guidance recognizes that generative-AI use may implicate duties concerning confidentiality, competence, communication, and the protection of client and prospective-client information.

25. No Nondisclosure Agreements for Intake Review

Brown, LLC generally does not sign a nondisclosure agreement, confidentiality agreement, exclusivity agreement, standstill agreement, or similar private agreement merely to receive or evaluate information concerning a potential representation.

A person who communicates with Brown, LLC in good faith to explore the possible formation of an attorney-client relationship may qualify as a prospective client under applicable law and professional-responsibility rules. Brown, LLC will handle information received from a qualifying prospective client in accordance with those legal and professional obligations.

Those obligations are not the same as an agreement to represent the person.

Brown, LLC will not use or reveal information protected by applicable prospective-client duties except as permitted or required by applicable law and professional-responsibility rules.

Submitting an inquiry does not give the person submitting it any exclusive right concerning:

• A potential defendant;
• A potential claim;
• A legal theory;
• An industry;
• A government program;
• A reported practice or course of conduct;
• A whistleblower submission;
• A potential class or group of claimants; or
• The firm’s future representation of another person.

Brown, LLC will not knowingly undertake a representation that is prohibited by applicable conflicts rules. A later representation may be restricted where the interests of the prospective client and the later client are materially adverse in the same or a substantially related matter and Brown, LLC received information that could be significantly harmful to the prospective client, unless the representation is otherwise permitted under the applicable rules.

Brown, LLC’s decision to review information does not create an attorney-client relationship, obligate the firm to accept the matter, or prevent the firm from accepting another representation that applicable law and professional-responsibility rules permit.

26. Changes to This Disclaimer

Brown, LLC may revise this disclaimer, attorney-advertising notice, and terms of use when the firm’s website, practices, technology, or applicable law changes.