
Hupy and Abraham, S.C. is proud to announce that six of the firm’s partners have been named to the Wisconsin Law Journal’s 250, which recognizes some of the most influential and accomplished leaders throughout Wisconsin.
Attorneys Michael Hupy, Jason Abraham, Robert Domol, Todd Korb, Chad Kreblin and Brandon Derry were selected for this prestigious recognition. Their inclusion reflects not only their accomplishments in the legal profession, but also their leadership, community involvement and commitment to making a difference throughout Wisconsin.
The Wisconsin Law Journal’s 250 highlights influential leaders who are helping shape Wisconsin’s business, legal and professional communities. Being included among this group recognizes individuals whose work and leadership have made a meaningful impact in their industries and across the state.
Attorney Michael Hupy, president of Hupy and Abraham, has spent decades advocating for injured clients and supporting organizations and initiatives throughout Wisconsin. In addition to his work as a personal injury attorney, Attorney Hupy is well known for his commitment to motorcycle rights, public safety, crime prevention and community organizations.
Attorney Jason Abraham, vice president of Hupy and Abraham, has played an important role in the continued growth and success of the firm. Throughout his career, he has helped secure hundreds of millions of dollars for injured clients while remaining actively involved in the community, including serving on the Board of Directors for Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin.
Attorney Robert Domol, a shareholder with the firm, has dedicated his career to representing people who have suffered serious personal injuries. Beyond his legal practice, Attorney Domol gives back by mentoring law students and young attorneys and serves on the Board of Directors of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin.
Attorney Todd Korb, a longtime shareholder at Hupy and Abraham, has built a distinguished career advocating for injured clients, including motorcyclists. His involvement in the motorcycle community extends beyond the courtroom, where he works to educate riders about their rights, motorcycle insurance and important safety issues.
Attorney Chad Kreblin, a shareholder at Hupy and Abraham, has played an integral role in the firm’s growth and operations while building a successful career representing injured clients. Throughout his career, Attorney Kreblin has helped secure more than $200 million for clients and has earned numerous professional honors for his work in personal injury law. He is also committed to giving back to the community and has been involved in initiatives such as the firm’s Child Identification Program, which provides families with important resources to help keep children safe.
Attorney Brandon Derry, a shareholder with Hupy and Abraham, has recovered millions of dollars on behalf of injured clients throughout his career. He is also actively involved in Wisconsin’s motorcycle community and has been recognized for his work as a personal injury attorney.
Having six partners named to the Wisconsin Law Journal’s 250 demonstrates the depth of leadership at Hupy and Abraham and the firm’s continued influence both inside and outside the courtroom.
For more than 50 years, Hupy and Abraham has worked to protect the rights of injured people while supporting the communities it serves throughout Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. The firm congratulates Attorneys Hupy, Abraham, Domol, Korb, Kreblin and Derry on this recognition and their continued commitment to clients, the legal profession and the community.