Brandon T. Hicks

Attorney Hicks is a graduate of North Carolina Central University (B.A. Political Science) and Washington and Lee University School of Law (Juris Doctor). He founded B. Hicks Law with the goal of providing exceptional legal representation at affordable rates. Attorney Hicks has experience representing clients in cases ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies. Attorney Hicks is a member of several bar associations and professional organizations.

B. Hicks Law PLLC is a criminal defense law firm founded by Attorney Brandon T. Hicks. The firm aims to provide high quality legal services at an affordable rate. At B. Hicks Law, clients are believed, supported, and zealously defended. B. Hicks Law currently operates in the nation’s capital, Washington, DC, and the Hoosier State, Indiana. Each client that B. Hicks Law receives personalized attention. B. Hicks Law has successfully represented clients in cases ranging from misdemeanors to serious felonies. If you would like a free consultation, please give us a call.

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  Our flat rates help clients have a clear understanding of what they will pay for legal services. Flat fees are determined by the seriousness of the charges and the amount of time required to work on the case. Misdemeanors $2,500 [1][2] Level 6 felony $3,000 [1][2] Level 5 felony $3,000 [1][2] Level 4 felony $6,000 [1][2] Level 3 felony $7,000 [1][2] Level 2 felony $10,000 [1][2] Level 1 felony $15,000 [1][2] Murder $20,000 [1][2] [1] Rates do not include fees like court costs, 3rd party fees, travel, copying, etc. These are the responsibility of the client and are billed as incurred. [2] Rates are subject to change without notice
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Indiana

Indiana Supreme Court

Attorney

B. Hicks Law PLLC

Current

Washington and Lee University School of Law

J.D.

North Carolina Central University

B.A.

Congressional Black Caucus Top Lobbyist

Lawyers Of Color

2022

Indiana State Bar Association

Member

Current

District of Columbia Bar

Member

Current

Indianapolis Bar Association

Member

Current

National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers

Member

Current

Indiana Bail Review Hearings

W&L Client Counseling Finals

February 2024

Judge

Q. Help

August 11, 2023

A: Good Afternoon,

I'd advise you to immediately contact an attorney to go over the specific facts of your case. Probable clause can be easy for police to establish in many cases. An attorney would need to review the police reports and the facts of the case to determine the best strategy to defend you against these charges and to determine if police had probable cause for the stop and search. Please contact an attorney as soon as possible.