Lugenbuhl, Wheaton, Peck, Rankin & Hubbard proudly announces that Benjamin W. Kadden, Managing Shareholder, Board Member and Director of the firm’s Bankruptcy Section, has been selected for induction into the prestigious American College of Bankruptcy as a Fellow of the 36th Class. Kadden is one of 37 Fellows from across the nation that will be formally inducted at the College’s Annual Meeting in March 2025, held in Washington, D.C.
This honor recognizes Kadden’s outstanding professional excellence and significant contributions to the bankruptcy and insolvency field. Jennifer Hagle, Chair of the Board of Regents for the American College of Bankruptcy, highlighted that this year’s inductees represent the highest standards of professional talent, integrity, and commitment to scholarship and service.
The American College of Bankruptcy is an honorary public service association that invites Fellows based on their proven track record of excellence in the practice of bankruptcy law, leadership, integrity, professionalism, and service to their communities. Fellows include a distinguished group of business and consumer bankruptcy attorneys, judges, corporate turnaround specialists, financial advisors, academics, and other experts in the field. The College plays a vital role in facilitating the effective application of bankruptcy and insolvency laws and advancing the administration of justice through professional education, research, and advocacy. Kadden’s selection for this esteemed fellowship reflects his dedication to the profession and his contributions to the legal community. Lugenbuhl is honored to have him represent the firm at such a prestigious level.
To learn more about the American College of Bankruptcy, please visit
www.americancollegeofbankruptcy.com.
