A lawyer since 1985, Beth has mediated over 5200 cases in areas as diverse as employment, personal injury, bank fraud, construction, medical and legal malpractice, breach of contract, and bad faith. Initially defending medical malpractice cases along with commercial disputes, she brings to the table a unique perspective in that she began her professional work as a therapist (Masters of Science; Counseling Psychology). She believes in a no nonsense approach to resolving cases, and works to ensure that all sides are clearly considering their options and are equipped to make a business decision they can live with.  

For more information, please see her website:   http://www.bethkrugler.com/about-us.php

• Texas A&M, B.A., 1977
• Texas  A&M, M.S., Counseling Psychology, 1979
• Baylor Law School, Texas, 1985

• Tarrant County Professionalism Award Winner, 2013
• Chair, Law Day Committee; Tarrant County Bar Association (2004-2006)
• State Bar of Texas: Council Member, Dispute Resolution Services (200
• State Bar of Texas: Committee Member, Standing Committee on Professionalism (2005-2006) 
• President, Tarrant County Bar Association, 2003-2004
• Board of Directors, Tarrant County Bar Association, 1999-2001
• First Vice-President, 2500 member Tarrant County Bar Association, 2001-2002
• President-Elect, Tarrant County Bar Association, 2002-2003
• Ninth Annual Bench-Bar Conference, Chair
• Designed and implemented the widely acclaimed Jury Innovation Symposiums (1998-2002)

Full Day: $1650/party (9:30-5:00)

*Half Day Complex: $700/party (9:00-1:30; 1:30-6:00) 

Half Day Simple: $550/party (9:30-12:30; 1:30-4:30; 2:00-5:00)

For mediations outside Fort Worth, please call Angie Maze at 817-377-8081.

*Half Day Complex time slots are perfect for employment law matters, multi-party cases or more serious personal injury negotiations that while not requiring a full day, may be difficult to complete in a half day.