Jake Curtis

Jake Curtis is an experienced professional with a strong background in administrative rule and legislative processes, providing solutions to regulatory challenges.

He has served as outside counsel to numerous Wisconsin Counties, collaborating with administrators and public officials across the state, and handling cases before various regulatory bodies.

With past experience as an elected county supervisor, Jake offers practical advice on public records, open meeting matters, and ethics for public officials.

In addition to his public sector roles, Jake has a robust litigation background, including involvement in high-profile cases such as the 2011 Justice Prosser recount and the 2012 redistricting litigation.

He has also served as a Milwaukee County Public Service Special prosecutor, leading jury trials as a member of the Violent Crimes Unit.

Prior to his current position at von Briesen & Roper, s.c., Jake held key legal roles at the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, a prominent legal research center, and as a policy advisor for a Wisconsin State Senator.

His legal and policy insights have been featured in various national and local publications, showcasing his expertise in the field.

Jake is actively involved in professional organizations including the State Bar of Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Bar Association, and the Federalist Society, contributing as a member of the Legislative Committee of the Wisconsin Chapter of Associated Builders and Contractors, Inc.