Francisco araiza
CRIMINAL LAW, Personal Injury Litigation, Workers' compensation, Business incorporation, Accounting, State Licensing
Francisco Araiza is a distinguished attorney with a robust academic background. He holds degrees from Brigham Young University in Utah and Creighton Law School in Nebraska. He is licensed to practice in federal and state courts of Wisconsin, in Arizona and the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals.
With three decades of diverse legal experience, Francisco specializes in Criminal Law, Personal Injury, Workers’ Compensation, Business Incorporation, Accounting, and State Licensing requirements. His extensive expertise enables him to navigate complex legal landscapes with confidence and proficiency.
Francisco has notably contributed to the legal community as a former member of Wisconsin's Steering Committee to Establish a Certification Procedure for Court Interpreters and as a participant on the State Bar of Wisconsin Communications Committee.
He is also an award-winning author; his insightful article, “SE HABLA EVERYTHING: The Right to an Impartial, Qualified Interpreter,” was featured in the Wisconsin Lawyer in September 1997, showcasing his commitment to advocacy and justice within the legal profession.