Personal Injury Lawyer: Aaron T Hicks
Personal Injury attorney in Orange, California
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About This Firm
EditorialAaron T Hicks is a personal injury attorney practicing at the Hicks Law Firm, located at 765 The City Drive South, Suite 120, in Orange, California. From this office, he represents injured clients throughout Orange and the surrounding Southern California communities in matters involving personal injury, products liability, and accidents caused by rideshare drivers with Uber and Lyft. His work focuses on helping people who have been hurt through the negligence of others pursue the compensation they need for medical care, lost income, and other damages. As a member of the Orange County Trial Lawyers Association, he brings a local courtroom perspective to each case, and his legal education includes studies at the University of Tennessee and Thomas Jefferson School of Law.
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765 The City Drive South Suite 120, Orange, CA, 92868
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