Beth Janicek

Beth Janicek is the Founder and Lead Attorney of Janicek Law Firm, P.C.. For more than three decades, she has represented families facing the life-altering consequences of medical malpractice, birth injuries, nursing home negligence, and wrongful death.

Beth is Board-Certified in Personal Injury Trial Law — a distinction earned by only a small percentage of attorneys in Texas. Board Certification reflects substantial trial experience, judicial and peer evaluation, and a demonstrated commitment to excellence in advocacy. It is one of the most meaningful credentials a trial lawyer can achieve.

She is also a member of the invitation-only American Board of Trial Advocates (ABOTA), an elite organization of experienced trial lawyers and judges dedicated to preserving the civil jury trial system. Membership is reserved for attorneys who have demonstrated significant courtroom experience, professionalism, and integrity.

In 2026, Beth was honored as the recipient of the Lady Liberty Award by the San Antonio Trial Lawyers Association — a recognition bestowed by her fellow trial lawyers and judiciary. Being selected by her peers makes this honor especially meaningful and reflects the deep respect she has earned within the legal community.

A native of West Texas, Beth completed high school in San Antonio before earning her undergraduate degree from Texas A&M University. She returned to San Antonio to receive her law degree from St. Mary's University and founded her firm in 2003 with a clear and enduring purpose: to advocate for families navigating catastrophic and preventable harm.

Outside the courtroom, Beth’s competitive spirit and loyalty are just as evident. She is a devoted fan of the San Antonio Spurs and an especially passionate supporter of Texas A&M Athletics. Game days in College Station remain one of her favorite traditions. When she is not cheering on the Aggies, she enjoys time on the tennis and pickleball courts.

Most importantly, Beth treasures time with her family. Her two sons are both married, and she delights in being a grandmother to her one-year-old grandson. Family remains at the center of her life — a perspective that continues to shape the compassion and steadiness she brings to the families she serves.