Thomas A. Kabel to Join Prestigious American College of Real Estate Lawyers
September 20, 2025 - 00:36
Butzel attorney and shareholder Thomas A. Kabel is set to be inducted into the American College of Real Estate Lawyers (ACREL) 2025 Class at the upcoming ACREL Annual Meeting. This significant recognition highlights Kabel's extensive contributions and expertise in the field of real estate law.
The American College of Real Estate Lawyers is a distinguished organization that aims to promote the highest standards of professional and ethical practice in real estate law. Membership is limited to those who have demonstrated exceptional skill and a commitment to the advancement of the field.
Kabel's induction into this elite group underscores his dedication to excellence and his impact on the legal community. His work has not only advanced the interests of his clients but has also contributed to the broader understanding of real estate law. As he prepares for this honor, Kabel continues to exemplify the qualities that make him a leader in his profession.
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