The American University Washington College of Law Clinical Program

Tuesday, July 17, 2018

The American University Washington College of Law Clinical Program

For more than 30 years, Norman Kinel has led an award-winning career as a bankruptcy attorney in prominent firms such as Squire Patton Boggs; Cadwalader, Wickersham & Taft; Whitman Breed Abbott & Morgan (now Winston & Strawn); Sidley Austin; and Lowenstein Sandler. To prepare for his career, Norman Kinel earned his law degree from the American University Washington College of Law (AUWCL).

Founded in 1896, AUWCL has developed a reputation as a center for academic excellence. The school stands out for its highly ranked programs in health law, business law, and international law, as well as its robust clinical program that provides students with hands-on learning experiences.

The AUWCL clinical program offers 10 distinct clinics in specialties such as immigration justice, disability rights, and community and economic development. The clinical program’s second- and third-year students receive extensive guidance from faculty but hold primary responsibility for all litigation, research, and transactional duties.

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About Norman Kinel

An accomplished New York City-based bankruptcy attorney, Norman Kinel has substantial experience in litigation and out-of-court advisory for a wide range of corporate insolvency and restructuring matters. Throughout his career, he has represented a diverse array of clients, including major financial institutions and investment funds, a leading international credit card processor, bondholders, and trustees. Norman Kinel draws on his knowledge spanning multiple industries and legal matters, encompassing officer and director liability, fraudulent conveyance, debtor-in-possession financing and contested confirmation of plans, to serve as a partner in Squire Patton Boggs’ Restructuring and Insolvency Practice.

A member of the American Bankruptcy Institute and the American Bar Association’s Business Bankruptcy Committee, Norman Kinel also serves on the Board of Editors of The Bankruptcy Strategist. He has contributed insights on bankruptcy law to this and several other publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Law360, and eSQUIRE Global Crossings.

In addition to extensive bankruptcy litigation experience involving, among others, Enron Corporation and Adelphia Communications, Norman Kinel is registered to serve as a mediator in New York and Delaware. His longstanding dedication to his clients’ varied needs and interests has earned him several professional accolades, including Super Lawyers’ distinction as one of the top bankruptcy law practitioners in New York City.