Founded by three men who met in a federal prison camp — now advising the people walking the same road, alongside their attorneys, from the first target letter to the last day of supervised release.
Adversa Strategy Group was founded by three men who met at FPC Montgomery. Between us we have been the client, the defendant, and the person walking into intake with no idea what the next morning looks like.
That experience is the firm. When we tell you how designation actually works, what to say at your first team meeting, or which programs are worth pursuing — it is not secondhand research. It is the thing itself.
Clients enter at any point. Most wish they had entered earlier.
Character narrative, personal history investigation, and the record that gives a judge a substantive basis to sentence below the guidelines.
Line-by-line review of the presentence report, correcting errors that would otherwise follow a client into BOP classification.
Security-point analysis and placement strategy. Where you serve shapes everything about how you serve it.
Matched with a consultant who served at your designated facility. Not general advice — your unit, your yard, your staff.
First Step Act credits, RDAP entry, transfers, and the daily realities of institutional life. Positioning for earliest release.
Halfway house, supervised release, employment, and reputation. Our engagement ends when you are standing on your own.
Retained by counsel, our work sits inside the attorney-client privilege — strengthening mitigation and taking the operational questions off your desk.
Matched with a consultant who served at your facility. What actually happens on day one, in your unit, at your institution.
The mortgage. Custody. Health coverage. The business. The accounts nobody can reach because two-factor authentication is tied to a phone that got disconnected.
None of that is a legal problem, and all of it is preventable — but only if someone owns it before you surrender. Our coordinators run a structured eight-module checklist so your family isn't improvising during the worst month of their lives.
Mitigation is built, not argued. By sentencing day the record is largely fixed — the work that changes it happens months earlier, often before charges are filed at all.
If we're not the right fit for your situation, we'll tell you that directly.
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