About Gregory
Gregory Jerabek is an attorney based in Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, with a focus on bankruptcy, business law, employment law, and collections. He has been practicing law in Wisconsin since 2004, establishing a reputation for his dedication and expertise. In January 2025, Governor Tony Evers appointed him to the Wood County Circuit Court – Branch 1, filling the vacancy left by the retirement of Judge Gregory J. Potter. This appointment marked a significant milestone in Jerabek's career, transitioning him from private practice to the judiciary. Before his judicial appointment, Jerabek was a shareholder at Nash Law Group, S.C.
in Wisconsin Rapids, where he maintained a general practice since 2005. His extensive legal expertise included bankruptcy, civil litigation, family law, criminal defense, and estate matters. Jerabek also served as counsel for the South Wood County Airport Commission, demonstrating his versatility and commitment to various sectors within the community. He earned his Juris Doctor from Hamline University School of Law in 2004, and he completed his undergraduate studies at the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point. This gives a solid educational foundation for his legal career. Community involvement has been a cornerstone of Jerabek's professional life.
He has served on the boards of directors for the Boys and Girls Club of the Wisconsin Rapids Area and the United Way of South Wood and Adams County. His commitment to public service is further exemplified by his eight years on the Wisconsin Rapids Police and Fire Commission, where he contributed to the safety and well-being of the community. These roles reflect his dedication to making a positive impact beyond his legal practice. Jerabek's appointment to the bench was met with widespread approval from local legal professionals. Wood County Circuit Court Judge Nicholas Brazeau Jr. commended Jerabek, stating, "Greg has an unwavering commitment to treating people fairly and with respect, and I know he will take that with him to the bench.
I can’t think of anyone better suited for this position." Such endorsements highlight the respect Jerabek has earned within the legal community, reinforcing his qualifications for his new role. As of February 2026, Jerabek continues to serve as a judge on the Wood County Circuit Court, bringing his extensive legal experience and community involvement to the bench. His transition from attorney to judge signifies not only a personal achievement but also a commitment to uphold justice in Wood County. With his background and community ties, Jerabek is poised to make meaningful contributions to the judicial system in Wisconsin.
