What You Can Expect

Clear information about initial review, representation, fees, privacy, and communication can help you decide whether to contact the firm.

Initial review

The firm may consider the information you provide and ask for more facts before deciding whether it can offer representation.

Written fee terms

If representation is offered, the fee and case-cost terms are stated in a written agreement before representation begins.

Privacy and communication

Submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship, and confidential documents should not be sent before the firm confirms representation.

How an Initial Case Review Works

An initial review may consider the basic facts, possible conflicts, timing, available records, and the nature of the harm. Additional questions or documents may be needed before a decision can be made.

Submitting information does not by itself create an attorney-client relationship. The firm does not agree to represent you unless it confirms representation in writing. Start with a short summary and do not send confidential documents unless the firm asks for them after confirming that it can receive them.

What May Happen During Review

1. Information Review

An initial review may cover the incident summary, parties involved, timing, injuries or losses, and the records you identify.

2. Follow-Up Questions

An attorney may ask about deadlines, witnesses, insurance, existing counsel, medical care, or records that could affect the review.

3. Representation Decision

The firm decides whether it can offer representation. If it does, the scope, fee, cost, and communication terms are stated in a written agreement.

Before You Contact the Firm

A request for review begins an evaluation; it is not an agreement to provide representation.

No relationship yet: Contacting the firm or submitting information does not create an attorney-client relationship.
Protect private information: Begin with a short summary and wait before sending confidential documents.
Share urgent timing: Identify approaching dates, active insurance contact, and any lawyer already involved.

Attorney Profile

Learn about Jason Hicks, the firm, and the matters described on this website.

Open attorney profile

Case Results

Review representative outcomes and the important explanation that every matter is different.

Open case results

Privacy Information

Read how website and contact information may be collected, used, and protected.

View privacy policy

Editorial Standards

See how the firm reviews legal information, sources, corrections, and publication dates on this website.

View editorial standards

Fee & Cost Terms

The firm may offer contingency-fee representation after review. The written agreement controls every fee and case-cost term.

Review the Written Agreement

Attorney Fees: A contingency-fee agreement generally ties the attorney fee to a recovery rather than hourly billing.

Case Costs: The agreement explains whether and how filing fees, expert fees, record charges, and other costs are advanced or repaid.

If There Is No Recovery: The fee agreement explains how attorney fees and advanced case costs are handled if no money is recovered.

Questions Before Signing: The percentage, cost provisions, and other terms are reviewed before representation begins.

What To Expect Next

Initial Review

The firm uses the submitted information to consider potential conflicts and whether additional facts or records are needed.

Written Agreement

If representation is offered, a written agreement explains the scope of work, attorney fees, case costs, and other important terms.

Communication If Hired

The attorney and client discuss contact methods, significant developments, decisions requiring client input, and questions about the matter.

Request a Case Review

Share a short summary and the best way to reach you. The firm does not agree to represent you unless it confirms representation in writing.

Request Review Call (405) 759-0515

Want a Clear Case Process?

People dealing with severe injury, fatal loss, or civil-rights violations may need clear information about fees, possible timing, communication, and what information may be needed. Use this form to request attorney review. Do not upload or send confidential documents before the firm confirms representation.