Start with the pressure point
Each guide begins with the decision or document creating the problem—not a legal label.
The lawyer you will hear from
Meet Jason Hicks.
Jason Hicks is an Oklahoma attorney who has practiced since 2008. He personally reads every 405 request and handles any follow-up himself.
Your lawyer at 405
Jason Hicks
Jason Hicks is an Oklahoma attorney who has practiced since 2008. He is responsible for the information on this site and personally reviews every request sent through 405.
His broader Hicks Law Firm work includes catastrophic injury, wrongful death, and civil-rights litigation in Oklahoma. 405 is the focused place to begin with a car wreck or ordinary-negligence injury: understand what happened, identify the decision creating pressure, and ask Jason to look at the facts when a general answer is not enough.
Request a car-accident review405 Injury Law is where Jason Hicks focuses on car-wreck questions and first conversations. Hicks Law Firm is his broader practice website, including civil-rights matters.
See Jason’s broader practice at Hicks Law FirmThe 405 Standard
Useful answers begin by separating what is known from what is assumed.
405 is built to help you make sense of the immediate problem without pretending that a webpage can decide your accident.
Keep facts clear
What you saw, what someone said, and what a document shows remain separate.
Show what supports the answer
Important information identifies the law or official record behind it and the facts that could change the answer.
Make the first message manageable
You do not need to upload a case file. A short account of what happened, what changed, and what concerns you is enough to begin.
Know what happens before you write
No mystery about the lawyer, the fee basis, or the first message.
Learn who reads your request, how accepted injury matters are handled, what the first message does, and which personal information should stay out of it.
Who is responsible
Jason Hicks is the responsible lawyer for Hicks Law Firm PLLC.
How the guides are checked
See which official sources support important information and when the facts require a lawyer’s judgment.
See how information is checkedQuestions about fees and costs
Know which terms, expenses, and written details should be clear before any agreement.
Review the fee questionsWhat Jason needs first
The form asks what happened, what changed, what concerns you, and how to reach you. It is not an agreement to provide legal services.
See what the first message asksHow information is handled
Read what the site collects, what remains optional, and which sensitive details should stay out of an initial message.
Read the privacy noticeWhat the first step includes
You do not need to assemble the whole file.
Start with contact details, what happened, when it happened, what changed, and the question that is taking up your attention.
After you send it
Know whether the message arrived
A confirmation number appears only after the website receives your message. Keep it with the summary you sent.
A short first message is enough
Start with what happened and what is worrying you now.
Tell us the essential facts, what has changed, and the question you cannot answer from the paperwork in front of you.