About Hicks Law Firm

About Our Work

Focused on serious injury, wrongful death, and civil-rights matters.

Case Preparation

How the Firm Prepares Serious Cases

Serious cases may require early preservation, careful damages proof, and a record that can be evaluated by the insurer, the court, or a jury.

1

Evidence Review

An early review can identify records, vehicle data, surveillance footage, and witness statements that may need preservation.

2

Expert Retention

When appropriate, qualified professionals may review engineering, medical, reconstruction, economic, or other specialized issues.

3

Filing Suit

When pre-suit resolution is not appropriate, litigation can create deadlines, discovery tools, and a forum for disputed liability or damages.

4

Discovery & Depositions

Depositions, document discovery, and record review can expose timeline gaps, safety decisions, policy issues, and witness testimony.

5

Damages Proof

A serious-injury review may consider medical records, work loss, supported future needs, and the effect on daily life.

Preparing Cases for Negotiation and Trial

"We prepare serious cases so the record can carry the weight."

Some claims can be resolved quickly. Serious injury, wrongful death, and civil-rights cases often require closer attorney attention, record review, and a plan for disputed liability or damages.

Hicks Law Firm focuses on serious injury, wrongful death, and civil-rights work.

The Founder's Philosophy

Jason Hicks founded the firm around careful preparation. The firm evaluates serious cases with attention to records, responsibility, supported damages, and the procedural path.

This mission is personal. When Jason was young, his parents were injured in a serious wreck. That experience shaped how he reviews medical records, insurance disputes, and the practical pressure families face after a major injury.

When the firm accepts a case, the work starts with the facts: what happened, what records exist, what damages must be documented, and how the case should be presented in negotiation or court.

Why Careful Preparation Matters

A complete liability, medical, and damages record helps clients and counsel evaluate disputed issues and settlement proposals.

When litigation is appropriate, the same verified record can support discovery, negotiation, mediation, or presentation in court.

How the Firm Works

  • Attorney-Led Work: Legal strategy and case decisions remain under attorney supervision.
  • Focused Review: The firm evaluates each matter based on its facts, evidence, damages, and legal issues.
  • Prepared for Disputes: The firm handles claims involving government entities, law-enforcement agencies, and commercial defendants.

Contingency-Fee Review

Contingency-fee representation may be available for serious injury, wrongful death, and civil-rights cases after attorney review.

Litigation clients receive information about who is handling each stage of the case and how to reach the legal team.

Clear communication. Attorney-supervised strategy.

Meet Jason Hicks