Kevin P. Rizzuto
Wisconsin · Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation bar #1073971
- License: Active, as reported by the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation · official record
- Source: copied October 11, 2026, not re-checked since
- Profile: not claimed by the attorney
- Identity: not independently verified
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Kevin P. Rizzuto is a lawyer licensed in Wisconsin under Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation bar number 1073971. According to Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation records, the license status is Active. This page is a directory listing by ESQ CoPilot Lawyer Directory; it is not an endorsement or a referral.
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License and jurisdictions
- Licensing authority
- Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation
- Bar number
- 1073971
- License status
- ActiveReported by the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation. Not independently verified by ESQ CoPilot.
- Admission date
- Not stated in the source record
- Status last checked
- October 11, 2026, when ESQ CoPilot copied it from the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation public lawyer search. Not re-checked since.
- Official source
- Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation official record
Firm and contact details
- Firm or employer
- Quarles & Brady, LLP
- Office state or country
- Wisconsin
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Where each fact on this page comes from
| Information | Source | Verification status | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name, license number, license status, admission date | Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation, official record | Reported by licensing authority; not re-checked since it was copied | Copied October 11, 2026 |
| Firm, address of record, fax | Directory copy of Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation records | Reported by licensing authority; not confirmed by the attorney | Copied October 11, 2026 |
| Phone | Directory copy of Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation records | Unavailable | - |
| Website | Directory source file | Unavailable | - |
| Practice areas | Directory source file (origin not confirmed) | Unavailable | - |
| Languages, free first consultation | Supplied by the attorney only | Unavailable until the profile is claimed | - |
| Profile ownership | ESQ CoPilot profile claim | Unclaimed. Not verified by the attorney. | - |
| Identity of the attorney | ESQ CoPilot | Not independently verified | - |
License status comes from the licensing authority; it is not an identity check. A claimed profile means someone opened a link sent to the email address on the licensing record; ESQ CoPilot has not otherwise verified identity. Directory listing last updated 2026-10-15. If anything here differs from the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation record, the Wisconsin Office of Lawyer Regulation record is the authority.
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