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Since 1995, Mr. Fleming has served as lead trial counsel in a broad range of matters across South and Central Texas, including litigation arising out of complex commercial and construction disputes, personal injury defense, muncipal law, eminent domain, municipal development/regulation, labor and employment, banking and debt enforcement/collection, among numerous other areas of law. Mr. Fleming has represented a wide array of clients such as the City of San Antonio, the City of Brownsville, the City of New Braunfels, City Public Service Board of San Antonio, San Antonio Water Systems, Brooks Development Authority, Port Authority of San Antonio, numerous international financial institutions, several homeowners associations, trucking companies and insurance carriers, along with countless local businesses and individuals in litigation.  Mr. Fleming is admitted to practice in federal court before the U.S. District Courts for the Western and Southern District of Texas and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Sandra Ramos White, a former human resources director and in-house counsel for a Fortune 500 company, has practiced exclusively in the area of labor and employment law for nearly two decades. She represents management in a full range of labor and employment law matters, counseling and advising corporate managers, formulating preventive strategies, drafting employee handbooks and personnel policies and procedures, and advising employers on rules related to drug and alcohol testing of safety-sensitive transportation employees in trucking and trucking industries. She represents clients in court and before administrative agencies, at mediations and arbitrations, and in settlement negotiations. In addition, she has conducted employment investigations and provided training to numerous clients.

My interest in the law came about during my first years of college at the State University of New York.  I had a keen interest in history, Amercian and English history, and a desire to learn about anything I could get my hands on.  During college I worked for the New York State Attorney General in the Consumer Fraud and Protection Bureau then I worked for the New York State Senate and was able to rub shoulders with Lt. Governor Mario Cuomo.. Although able to attend law school in the Northeast, I tired of shoveling snow off the hood of the car, I decided to go South.  I attended my last year of High School in Chihuahua, Mexico.  I returned to school in Morelia, Michoacan, Mexico. I loved the people and language of Mexico.  I wanted to continue to use Spanish and I sought a school close to Mexico. I attended St. Mary's School of Law graduating in 1987 ( I also took law clases at University of Texas Law School in Austin).. With my interest in constitutional law, I believe my practice which is primarily employment / labor law and criminal law is logical.  Both deal with individual rights and constitutional law.. In my employment / labor practice, I represent both employers and employees (not in the same case!).  The federal and state statutes that define the relationship between employers and employees are complex and are ever-changing through court interpretation.  I have written a deskbook on employment law that divides the complex laws on a conceptual basis for easy use by the practitioner.. In my criminal practice, I defend the accused, from murder to drug cases.  I have also been and continue to be a municipal prosecutor for almost twenty years.  I have been a municipal judge for almost twenty several years.  I am often hired to get involved in a criminal case to determine if evidence can be suppressed (whether statements made by the accused or physical evidence seized by law enforcement). I have secured dismissal in many cases because evidence could not be used.  I prevailed on suppression issues in the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals and another in the Third Court of Appeals in Austin.  I see first-hand as a city prosecutor the application of the principles of reasonable suspicion, probable cause, and the necessary and proper procedure to get evidence in.. I conduct training for police officers on the proper application of the principles in the Texas Constitution and the U.S. Constitution involving police encounters with citizens in regards to searches and seizures.. Apart from the law, and after my involvement with my children, tennis is my joy.  I try to play three to four times a week.  Tennis anyone???

Daniel Salas is the Managing Attorney at Salas Law PLLC., where he proudly assists clients with all matters related to employment and civil rights law. Before embarking on his law career, Mr. Salas worked in community outreach and management in his hometown of San Antonio, as well as Dallas, TX and South Bend, IN. Mr. Salas has a stellar reputation for bringing his passion and experience to every case he takes on.Mr. Salas graduated from the University of Notre Dame, where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. During his undergraduate studies, he served as Mentor to middle school and high school students in South Bend, IN. He also participated in Bengal Bouts and an amateur boxing competition to raise funds for poverty-stricken communities in Bangladesh. Mr. Salas also served as an intern with the Family Communication Project to facilitate better communication skills among family members in South Bend, IN. Mr. Salas earned his law degree from St. Mary's University School of Law. While attending Law School, he served as a Law Clerk /Associate Attorney for Kennard Law, P.C. from 2014 through March 2021.