Nick Fusco is a civil trial lawyer who handles a wide variety of cases involving complex business matters, agriculture and probate litigation to oilfield and construction contract negotiations throughout the State of Texas. Nick’s practice primarily involves being in the courtroom handling disputes for his clients. He is a passionate advocate for his clients while also providing objective results-oriented legal advice to resolve disputes. Nick was born and raised in Houston, Texas, and earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Texas A&M University while also playing on the Texas A&M football team. Following his graduation from Texas A&M, Nick earned his law degree from South Texas College of Law in Houston. In law school, Nick served as the Associate Editor of the Currents International Trade Law Journal and was an active student member of The Randall O. Sorrels Legal Clinic which provides meaningful pro bono services for individuals and military veterans who need legal assistance.

After graduating law school, Nick worked in the oil and gas industry as a landman, in-house counsel, and title attorney in Midland, Texas. He later gained invaluable experience working at Abraham Watkins in Houston, Texas handling complex business litigation. Since joining our firm in 2017, Nick has broadened his practice to better serve his clients’ diverse needs to include all aspects of cases involving:

• Real Estate and Construction litigation
• Mechanic’s & Materialmen’s liens
• Oil and Gas leasing, negotiations and litigation
• Probate and Trust litigation
• Agricultural law
• General business/commercial litigation
• Business formation
• Estate planning

After returning to the Brazos Valley to practice law, Nick has been a guest lecturer in the Department of Construction Science in the College of Architecture at Texas A&M University covering legal issues affecting the construction industry. Nick’s diverse legal background and experience is a competitive advantage that continues to deliver proven results for his clients inside the courtroom, at mediation, or in arbitration. He is personally committed to achieving a successful resolution for each of his clients no matter the venue or obstacles that may be in the way.

Nick is a member of the following organizations:

• Texas Young Lawyers Association
• Brazos County Bar Association
• Houston Bar Association
• American Bar Association
• Oil and Gas Section of the Texas Bar
• Construction Law Section of the Texas Bar
• Real Estate, Probate, & Trust Law Section of the Texas Bar