Overview
Not only does Craig get to know a client’s business, but he gets to know each client personally. He tailors solutions to find the overall best fit for every client. Craig represents businesses and individuals facing employment, regulatory and contractual issues.
Craig has more than 30 years of experience in litigation on behalf of employers, health care professionals and physician groups. Craig represents employers in a variety of employment-related issues, including discrimination claims, the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA), and the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Craig also guides clients through employment contracts and non-compete agreements, including litigating restrictive covenant cases for clients across the country.
In a rapidly changing health care market, independent groups, and the individual physicians that comprise them, must be nimble and creative to take advantage of the available practice and business opportunities. Craig represents physicians and independent health care groups in business matters, including helping to establish new physician practices. Throughout his career in health care, Craig has seen the ebbs and flows of the physician and health care system relationship. He has extensive experience assisting groups of employed physicians to work collaboratively with systems to become independent, yet ensure the systems have the coverage they need to provide quality care. The physicians and health care groups value Craig’s ability to quickly identify and solve the problems inherent in this process.
Outside the office, Craig volunteers with WI K9SOS Search and Rescue. He and his K9 partner, Riggs, work with law enforcement and fire officials to find missing people.
Experience
Membership & Involvement
- Member: State Bar of Wisconsin; The Honorable Robert J. Parins Legal Society of Northeast Wisconsin; Brown County Bar Association
- Board of Directors: WI K9SOS Search and Rescue
Honors
- Ranked in Legal 250 for Health Care Law: 2026
- Selected to Wisconsin Law Journal's Legal 250 – Health Care Law: 2026
- Selected to Wisconsin Law Journal’s Powerlist – Health Care Law: 2025
- Selected to The Best Lawyers in America® in Employment Law - Management: 2027
Resources & Insights
Alerts
Speaking Engagements
Blog Posts
Education on Demand
Amundsen Davis attorney Craig Kubiak discusses the legal pitfalls employers must be aware of when addressing the well-being of their employees.
Firm News
- 137 Amundsen Davis Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® in 2027 in America
137 Amundsen Davis Attorneys Recognized by Best Lawyers® in 2027 in AmericaWe are proud to congratulate 137 of our attorneys on being recognized by Best Lawyers® in 2027 in America.
- Amundsen Davis Attorneys Featured in Wisconsin Legal 250
Amundsen Davis Attorneys Featured in Wisconsin Legal 250Please join Amundsen Davis in congratulating Sherry Coley, Tim Feldhausen, Joseph Heino, Craig Kubiak, and Craig Papka on their recognition in the 2026 Wisconsin Legal 250 list.
- Craig Kubiak Included on Wisconsin Law Journal’s 2025 Powerlist – Health Care Law
Craig Kubiak Included on Wisconsin Law Journal’s 2025 Powerlist – Health Care LawCongratulations to Craig Kubiak who was included on Wisconsin Law Journal’s 2025 Powerlist – Health Care Law!
- AI's Role in Daily Operations - Do You Have the Right Guardrails in Place?
AI's Role in Daily Operations - Do You Have the Right Guardrails in Place?Join Michael Bendel, Craig Kubiak, and Tiffany Woelfel for Fox Cities Chamber's 2026 AI Business Summit in Appleton, WI. Their presentation, "AI's Role in Daily Operations - Do You Have the Right Guardrails in Place?", will cover how businesses can reduce legal risk when using AI in everyday business processes.
Services
Education
Marquette University, J.D., 1991, magna cum laude
Marquette University, B.A., 1988
Admissions
- Wisconsin
- Supreme Court of the United States

