MADISON – Gov. Tony Evers announced today his appointment of Gregory Jerabek to the Wood County Circuit Court – Branch 1. The appointment will fill the vacancy created by Judge Gregory J. Potter’s retirement. Jerabek will complete a term ending July 31, 2025.
“Greg Jerabek’s legal experience and extensive involvement in the local community and area will be important assets in his work on the bench serving the people of Wood County,” said Gov. Evers.
Jerabek has been an attorney at Nash Law Group, S.C. in Wisconsin Rapids since 2005. He has a general practice, which has given him broad experience in numerous areas of law, including bankruptcy, civil litigation, family law, criminal defense, and estate matters. His practice has also included extensive trial experience with both civil and criminal cases. Additionally, he serves as counsel for the South Wood County Airport Commission.
“As an attorney, Greg has distinguished himself as one dedicated to solving issues and looking for practical solutions to complex problems,” said Wood County Circuit Court Judge Nicholas Brazeau Jr. “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.”
Jerabek is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point and the Hamline University School of Law. He has been active in numerous community organizations, including serving on the boards of directors for the Boys and Girls Club of the Wisconsin Rapids Area, United Way of South Wood and Adams County, and the Wood County Crime Stoppers. He also served for eight years on the city of Wisconsin Rapids Police and Fire Commission.
“I am deeply honored and grateful to accept this appointment to the Wood County Circuit Court – Branch 1,” said Jerabek. “It has been my privilege to serve the people of Wood County for the last 20 years, and I look forward to continuing that service. As a judge, I will serve with great enthusiasm, diligence, and above all, with the highest ethical standards.”
