Jason M Hicks

Jason Hicks – Trial Lawyer | Civil Rights & Catastrophic Injury Jason Hicks is a trial attorney in Oklahoma City representing individuals and families in federal civil rights litigation and catastrophic personal injury cases. A graduate of the Gerry Spence Trial Lawyers College—one of only approximately 1,800 attorneys in the nation to complete the program—he focuses his practice on cases involving the highest stakes: wrongful death, permanent injury, and constitutional violations by government actors. Civil Rights Litigation Mr. Hicks sues police departments, county jails, and private correctional healthcare providers for violations of the United States Constitution under 42 U.S.C. § 1983. His civil rights practice concentrates on in-custody deaths caused by medical neglect, excessive force by law enforcement, and failure-to-protect claims. He has successfully litigated cases involving deliberate indifference to serious medical needs—including denial of insulin, heart medication, and withdrawal treatment—resulting in wrongful death. He is experienced in defeating Qualified Immunity defenses at the summary judgment stage. Catastrophic Injury & Wrongful Death Mr. Hicks represents victims of commercial trucking collisions, oilfield explosions, and other industrial disasters. He is trained in the forensic extraction and analysis of Electronic Logging Device (ELD) and Event Data Recorder (EDR) evidence, commonly referred to as the truck's "black box." His firm limits its caseload to devote full resources to preparing each case for trial. Philosophy Mr. Hicks does not operate a high-volume "settlement mill." He prepares every case for trial from day one, forcing insurance companies and government defendants to account for trial from day one, forcing insurance companies and government defendants to account for the full value of harm caused. When they refuse to pay, he picks a jury.