MICHELE FULLER SPEAKING

They left seeing
the cases already on
their desk differently.

Michele Fuller — Special Assistant Attorney General for the $600 million Flint Water Case — presents Settlement Architecture to trial firms, legal associations, and conferences: the legal strategy across benefits, legal tax structures, and trusts that changes how attorneys handle the cases already on their desk.

Or to an upcoming trial lawyer conference

Why audiences book Michele

Michele does not just present information.

She changes how attorneys think about settlements.

Most legal audiences have heard about litigation strategy, trial strategy, and case value. What they have not heard — at least not clearly — is how settlement strategy works across benefits, legal tax structures, and trusts.

That is where Michele Fuller is different.

She does not speak as a commentator standing outside the work. She speaks as settlement planning counsel who has designed outcomes in complex, high-stakes matters where the consequences were public, technical, and irreversible.

Her presentations help attorneys, firms, and legal audiences understand what happens after the number is reached — and why that part of the case deserves strategy too.

Some key subjects that Michele speaks about

What topics does Michele speak about?

Michele’s presentations can be delivered as CLE-style education, firm training, conference sessions, webinars, panels, or client-facing educational talks where appropriate.

What is Settlement Architecture?

A practical explanation of how settlement strategy works across benefits, legal tax structures, and trusts — and why the work must begin before the first dollar moves.

What happens to a client after the settlement check?

A focused session on benefits loss, trust planning, tax structure, and the legal decisions that determine whether the outcome holds in real life.

Benefits preservation and means-tested programs

How settlements interact with Medicaid, Supplemental Security Income, and related systems — and why planning errors can destabilize a claimant within days.

Legal tax structures, QSFs, and settlement planning counsel

How Qualified Settlement Funds, Plaintiff Recovery Trusts, and related legal structures fit into an attorney-led settlement strategy.

Why settlement strategy should be led by counsel

A clear explanation of the difference between a product-driven settlement transaction and a legal strategy designed by settlement planning counsel.

How to close the file and know the outcome will hold

A presentation for attorneys who want a cleaner understanding of long-term protection, fiduciary oversight, and the practical issues that return to the lawyer’s desk when settlement planning is neglected.

Authority in the room

Michele speaks from practice, not theory.

Michele Fuller
Michele P. Fuller, Esq.

Michele Fuller is settlement planning counsel and the founder of The Architected Settlement Law Group. She served as Special Assistant Attorney General in the Flint Water litigation, where she designed the settlement process in a matter involving more than fifty minors with complex needs.

She is also a Fellow of the Academy of Court-Appointed Neutrals, founder of Fuller Special Needs Law, and President of Advocacy, Inc., a nonprofit organization serving as trustee of special needs trusts and settlement trusts.

Her authority is grounded in legal practice, fiduciary responsibility, and decades of work at the intersection of settlement planning, trust administration, and long-term protection for vulnerable beneficiaries.

What the room takes away

Audiences leave with more than inspiration. They leave with a framework.

Clearer language

A practical way to explain settlement strategy beyond the number itself.

Better questions

A sharper understanding of what to ask before funds move, documents are signed, or a file is considered closed.

A more strategic lens

A framework for understanding how benefits, legal tax structures, and trust administration work together in the real life of the claimant.

Ask Michele to speak to your audience

How do you book Michele?

1

Submit the inquiry

Tell us about your event, audience, timing, and the topic you want Michele to address.

2

Align on fit and topic

Michele’s team confirms the best format, audience fit, and speaking focus based on your goals.

3

Finalize the event details

Once the topic and logistics are aligned, we confirm the next steps for scheduling and coordination.

Whether the event is a legal conference, law firm training, bar association program, webinar, or focused professional workshop, the goal is the same: a useful, high-trust presentation that leaves the audience thinking more clearly about settlement strategy.

Ready to book?

Prefer to email first? michele@architectedsettlement.com  •  Need to discuss fit first? 586-331-3175

Frequently Asked Questions by Trial Attorneys

Questions attorneys ask about booking Michele

Michele speaks on Settlement Architecture, benefits preservation, legal tax structures, trust administration, settlement planning counsel, and the legal strategy required before settlement funds move.
Her speaking is best suited for trial attorneys, law firms, legal associations, bar organizations, continuing legal education audiences, fiduciaries, and other professional groups that need a clearer understanding of settlement strategy after the case is won.

The process begins with a speaking inquiry that outlines the event, audience, timing, and topic. Michele’s team then confirms fit, speaking focus, and logistics before final scheduling is completed.

The process begins with a speaking inquiry that outlines the event, audience, timing, and topic. Michele’s team then confirms fit, speaking focus, and logistics before final scheduling is completed.
Earlier is better, especially for conferences, CLE programming, and firm events with fixed schedules. Advance planning allows more flexibility for topic alignment and logistics.
Yes. Michele’s presentations can be tailored to the audience, event format, and the types of legal or settlement issues most relevant to the group.

Next step

Bring Michele in when you want the room to leave with a clearer strategy.

Whether the event is a legal conference, law firm training, bar association program, webinar, or focused professional workshop, the goal is the same: a useful, high-trust presentation that leaves the audience thinking more clearly about settlement strategy.

For conferences, law firms, legal associations, webinars, and professional education events.