Q: Will I have to pay a consultation fee?
A: No. Our consultations are always free. In fact, you will never have to pay anything for our services unless and until we recover money for you.
— Brown & Barron, LLC
Q: How long does it take to settle a lead case?
A: That can depend on many factors. We always try to move as swiftly as possible for you though. Please give us a call, and we’re happy to explain.
— Brown & Barron, LLC
Q: How long will it take to get a settlement?
A: There are a lot of variables in cases of nursing home negligence, birth injuries, and medical malpractice, so the timeline varies. On average, it takes roughly two years from the time a retainer is signed until a verdict or settlement is made.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: Can I change to a different attorney if I have already hired one?
A: Yes. A plaintiff always has the right to choose new representation at any time.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: Can I choose my lawyer or is one assigned by the firm?
A: Typically, Brown & Barron recommends an attorney that has the optimal expertise and availability; however, the firm will consider such a request if the client has an attorney preference.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: Are the lawyers available 24/7?
A: Brown & Barron has representatives who are available 24/7 to discuss a potential case of nursing home abuse/neglect, a birth injury, or medical malpractice that occurred in the state of Maryland or Washington, D.C. For existing clients who have a pending case or have signed a retainer, our lawyers a...
— Maria Hernandez
Q: What payment methods are accepted?
A: Brown & Barron clients never pay the firm “out of pocket.” Instead, our fees are deducted from any award we may obtain on behalf of our clients. Brown & Barron is only compensated if we obtain money on behalf of our clients.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: What is the success rate of the firm?
A: Brown & Barron and its attorneys have won a number of awards for their successes and for their leadership in the legal community.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: How much does it cost to hire the firm?
A: Brown & Barron is paid on a contingency basis, which means that the client pays nothing “out of pocket” to retain our legal services or to inquire about a potential case. Brown & Barron is compensated only if we win. Our compensation is a percentage of the award from a successful lawsuit, plus the e...
— Maria Hernandez
Q: Do you have lawyers that speak Spanish?
A: Brown & Barron has staff members who speak Spanish and who can help Spanish-speaking clients through the process.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: How are the clients receiving case updates?
A: Brown & Barron clients receive regular communication from their legal team via phone and email.
— Maria Hernandez
Q: How much will it cost to hire an attorney?
A: Nothing. We only charge a fee if and when we make a recovery for you. If and when that happens, we then take out a portion from the recovery to serve as our fee.
— Brown & Barron, LLC
Q: Do you only take cases in Maryland?
A: We take cases throughout the state of Maryland and in Washington, D.C.
— Brown & Barron, LLC
Q: Do I have to come into the office for a consultation?
A: No. We can always conduct consultations on the phone. However, if you would prefer to come to our office, you are welcome to do so. In addition, we are always happy to meet you at a location convenient for you
— Brown & Barron, LLC
Q: What is the best way to set up a consultation?
A: The best way to set up a consultation is to call our office. However, you are also welcome to send an email message through our website.
— Brown & Barron, LLC