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Brown Equine Law

Brittany Brown is a licensed attorney practicing Equine Law in Indiana & Michigan!

01/12/2026

It’s foaling season! 👶🐴

Whether you’re buying or selling foals, a sales agreement written by a licensed attorney can help ensure that the responsibilities and obligations of both the buyer and seller are clear. ⚖️ 🖊️

Contact Brown Equine Law for all your document drafting needs. 📝

Winter is also a great time to revisit those boarding/training agreements and/or liability forms to make sure they’re up to date! ❄️

03/27/2023

CONSULTATION CALLS:

Do you have an equine-related legal matter that you’d like to discuss with a licensed attorney?

Brown Equine Law offers a 30-minute consultation call for a flat fee where you can explain your situation and ask questions.

Attorney Brown (licensed to practice law in Indiana and Michigan) will review the facts of your case with you, discuss the merits of your case, and discuss potential options that are available to you.

There is no expectation or obligation to hire Attorney Brown after the consultation.

This gives you an opportunity to discuss your scenario with a licensed attorney and gives you time to consider your decision on next steps.

If you’re interested in setting up a consultation call, feel free to message the page for more information.

03/23/2023

It has become the norm in the horse community to buy horses sight unseen, but did you know there are legal ways to protect yourself, whether you’re the buyer or the seller, in these types of transactions?

Utilizing a sales agreement drafted by an attorney specifically for the purchase/sale of your horse is one way—Brown Equine Law drafts these agreements on a flat fee basis!

02/14/2023

Did you know that most states in the United States have passed some form of Equine Activity Liability Act?

Being knowledgeable about your state’s specific statute (or absence of one!) is essential to anyone who engages/participates in equine activities.

Indiana’s references an “inherent risk.” Do you know what exactly is considered an “inherent risk” of equine activities?

Handling? Riding? What about spectating?

Who exactly is considered an “equine professional” under the statute?

An attorney licensed to practice law in your specific state can walk you through these questions for a better understanding!

12/24/2021

Merry Christmas! 🎄🎁

12/18/2021

It’s hard to believe that foaling/breeding season is right around the corner! Are your contracts up to date? 🖊 📄 🐴 ⚖️ Contact Brown Equine Law for flat fee contract drafting/review!

09/29/2021

“We didn’t have a signed, written agreement, but I have some texts and we spoke about the parameters of the deal; yet, he/she isn’t doing what he/she promised to do.”

Sound familiar?

I hear this scenario far too often from clients and potential clients. These “handshake deals” are certainly still common in the horse industry, but they are problematic for a plethora of reasons when things go south.

Written contracts are a great tool to ensure expectations of both parties are clear from the start.

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