Michael is the former elected Harris County Attorney who won before the U.S. Supreme Court. He knows how to prepare and win cases. Learn more about Michael and our legal team and see how we can put our experience and resources to work for you.
Michael & Natalie Fleming with their six children and two dogs.
After many years of public service, including as the twice-elected Harris County Attorney, Michael P. Fleming (June 25, 1963 – July 1, 2020) took his well-honed trial lawyer skills into private practice and went on to establish the Houston personal injury law firm known today as Fleming Law, P.C.. Michael is one of the few attorneys in Texas who is Board Certified as a specialist in both Personal Injury Trial Law and Real Estate Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. He has built our law firm to take on the most challenging cases and provide the highest level of client service.
Today, our legal team includes Michael’s wife, Natalie C. Fleming, a former elected Harris County Judge, and their son, Nicholas P. Fleming, a graduate of his mother’s law school alma mater, South Texas College of Law. They are joined by Michael Trevino, who focuses on estate and probate litigation, and Audrey Manito, a fluent Vietnamese speaker who practices in multiple areas of personal injury law on the trial and appellate levels.
When you work with Fleming Law, you can always expect to be in direct contact with the lawyer handling your case. From the day we opened our doors, we have always strived to keep our clients involved and informed so they know what to expect and when to expect it.
If you suffer injury in a car accident, slip and fall, offshore incident, dog attack or other accident, you should seek help from our Houston personal injury attorneys as early as possible.
You should also take these three basic steps:
If you do not go to the hospital in an ambulance, you should see a doctor on your own. You need to get checked for injuries as soon as you can. Timely diagnosis and treatment of your injuries will be important for your health and for your potential personal injury claim.
Hold on to any accident scene photos or eyewitness contact information. Those photos and witnesses could play key roles in your case. You should also keep a copy of the accident report, medical bills, insurance company letters or e-mails and receipts of all other accident-related expenses.
If you were in a car crash, you should report it to your insurance company. Do not accept or assign blame. Simply stick to the basic facts. If another party’s insurance company contacts you, then you should decline to give a statement or accept a settlement offer until you meet with a lawyer first.
We will listen to you, thoughtfully assess your case and give you a straightforward explanation of your legal rights and options. Your free and confidential consultation will carry no obligation to work with us. So, there’s no risk.
We will immediately collect and analyze all evidence that establishes why your accident happened, who should be held responsible and how much compensation you should recover for your injuries and losses.
We will demand full and fair compensation for you in settlement negotiations with the insurance companies. If going to trial is what it takes, we will be ready to present the strongest case on your behalf. We thrive when it comes to preparing cases for trial.
We can help you to get proper medical treatment for your injuries, repair or replace your vehicle and resolve any liens that may be attached to your recovery. The more we do, the less stress and confusion for you.
We will charge you no costs or fees unless and until we secure compensation for you. We will only deduct costs and fees from your final settlement or judgment. In short, you will never pay us out of your pocket.
We let our clients’ goals define what is a “successful” result. We know how to reach those goals, too. Fleming Law, P.C. has a record of success that we have achieved for clients, whether through trials or settlement negotiations. We litigate cases in state and federal courts at both the trial and appellate levels. We are also highly experienced in alternative forms of dispute resolution such as mediation and arbitration.
