Brendan Delany

0 Shares

Our Mission: To Empower, Educate, And Defend Those Charged With Criminal Offenses In Wisconsin And Achieve The Best Possible Outcome For Their Case.” – Tracey Wood

Stellar Case Results for Clients

Our firm is known for having cases reduced and dismissed. You deserve a future without a criminal record.

You Get A Team Of Attorneys

We have a team approach, which gives you access to all of the attorneys at the firm.
We pride ourselves on successful outcomes for cases that seem unwinnable.

Brendan Delany

Trial Attorney

Brendan Delany is a distinguished trial attorney whose work focuses on criminal defense and OWI cases. Attorney Delany attended Rutgers University as an undergrad and earned a Bachelor’s in History. He attended law school at the University of Minnesota. During law school, Delany had an article published in the Minnesota Journal of International Law. He performed legal research for the University of Minnesota Robina Institute of Criminal Law and Criminal Justice. Attorney Delany received a Juris Doctorate from the University of Minnesota Law School.

Free Case Evaluation

Attorney Delany began working as a trial attorney in 2017 for the Wisconsin Office of the State Public Defender Baraboo Trial Office. This allowed him to gain valuable experience defending clients who were accused of crimes. Attorney Delany began working for the law firm of Zerbst & Kluck, S.C. His practice revolved mostly around criminal and OWI charges. In 2021, Attorney Delany left Zerbst & Kluck and began working for Tracey Wood & Associates. He now represents clients who have been accused of a variety of infractions, including traffic citations, misdemeanors, and felonies. A member of the Wisconsin Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers and a member of the National College for DUI Defense, Attorney Delany continues his good work and works to defend the rights and freedom of his clients. He also just completed the standardized field sobriety testing course–the same one taken by all officers who investigate drunk driving cases in Wisconsin.