Jason Brown

Jason T. Brown is the head of the 20+ person law firm Brown, LLC, and a seasoned attorney who served as a Special Agent and Legal Advisor for the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), handling some of the highest-profile matters of the 1990s and 2000s before transitioning to private practice. His firm consists of several Department of Justice alumni, and he is considered a pioneer in complex litigation as well as one of the nation’s preeminent whistleblower attorneys.

He is a methodical and tenacious litigator with a keen strategic eye and a sixth sense for winning complex litigation. Mr. Brown was the first attorney in the country to file a series of cases against Merck for injuries allegedly caused by one of their products. After many years of hard-fought litigation, the case settled for $100,000,000 (one hundred million dollars). In 2025, he had the whistleblower case of the year, which settled in aggregate for over $950,000,000.

He has tried complex litigation, including collective and class actions, to verdict in State and Federal Court across the country and has successfully handled a wide variety of cases, including catastrophic injuries, False Claims Act (FCA) matters, qui tams, and other high-stakes litigation. According to Lex Machina, Brown, LLC is the second most prolific litigator under the False Claims Act, as protecting whistleblowers nationwide is a focus of the practice.

Righting injustices is his passion, and he works tirelessly on behalf of the injured and aggrieved. During his tenure as Legal Advisor and Special Agent for the FBI, he worked closely with the United States Attorney’s Office and provided legal guidance to members of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), United States Secret Service, Immigration & Naturalization Services, Homeland Security, and numerous other Federal, State, and Local Agencies.

Mr. Brown has briefed top-level members of the Executive Branch on matters of national importance and worked on some of the most prominent investigations of the time at the Bureau, including 9/11, Anthrax, and the Daniel Pearl kidnapping.

Throughout his academic and professional career, he has received numerous commendations and accolades for his accomplishments and scholarship in legal matters.

Mr. Brown’s career reflects a wide array of accomplishments. He was a national debate champion, a former chess and tennis champion, a law clerk to a Superior Court Judge, Editor-in-Chief of a law school publication, and recipient of a National Scholarship for his paper on the complex subject of Intellectual Property.

With a formidable track record in the legal field, Mr. Brown has achieved many favorable results and verdicts for his clients. He is a relentless advocate who diligently and methodically litigates each case from inception to trial.