Janeice T. Martin grew up in Collier County, graduating from St. John Neumann High School in 1989.  She went on to study Religion at Duke University and graduated with honors in 1993. She received her J.D. with honors from the University of Florida, College of Law, in 1996.  While at the University of Florida, she published multiple scholarly articles in the field of criminal constitutional law, and served as Senior Symposium Editor for the Florida Law Review.

Ms. Martin has been practicing law since 1996.  She began her career practicing corporate and transactional law with the Naples firm of Goodlette, Coleman and Johnson.  A desire to move into criminal law led her to accept a position as an Assistant State Attorney in the Misdemeanor Division at the State Attorney's Office in Naples.

Ms. Martin joined the Firm in 1998, where she has limited her practice strictly to criminal defense.  She was made a partner in the Firm in 2003.  Since joining the Firm, Ms. Martin has spent a significant portion of her time working on domestic violence cases.  She has also written articles on domestic violence for local and statewide publications.

Ms. Martin serves as an Executive Officer on the Board of Directors for the Collier County Bar Association, and is also a Director on the Board of the Collier County Legal Aid Society.  She was awarded the 2006 Florida Bar President's Pro Bono Service Award for the Twentieth Judicial Circuit.