Bradley Hines

Bradley Hines is the managing attorney of the Mike Slocumb Law Firm’s Washington, D.C. office. He focuses exclusively on personal injury law, including complex truck accident cases, and is known for his deep personal commitment to each client. With a background in both injury and civil litigation across Virginia and D.C., Mr. Hines brings a strong mix of legal expertise, empathy, and relentless advocacy to every case he handles.

Mr. Hines earned his J.D. from George Mason University School of Law and holds a Political Science degree from James Madison University, graduating cum laude. A lifelong Virginian, he currently resides in Alexandria with his family and their French bulldog, Peanut—the beloved mascot of the D.C. office.

• Truck Accidents
• Car Accidents
• Motorcycle Accidents
• Slip and Fall Accidents
• Premises Liability
• Product Liability
• Medical Malpractice
• Wrongful Death
• Mass Torts

Before joining the Mike Slocumb Law Firm, Mr. Hines worked with several private firms in Virginia and D.C., handling a variety of legal matters including personal injury, contracts, and domestic relations. His unique strength lies in treating every case as personal—working closely with clients, ensuring clear communication, and staying committed through every legal hurdle. His hands-on, collaborative approach makes him a trusted legal ally for injury victims seeking justice in complex truck accident and injury claims.

• Managing Attorney – Mike Slocumb Law Firm, D.C. Office
• Graduated cum laude – James Madison University
• Respected for client-centered, results-driven representation

Bradley Hines believes that successful representation begins with understanding. He listens, communicates clearly, and treats every client’s injury like his own. Known for his dedication, accessibility, and long-term support, Mr. Hines doesn’t stop fighting until the best possible result is achieved. Whether facing trucking companies or insurance carriers, he’s committed to holding negligent parties accountable and securing justice for those who’ve been injured.