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Kyle Singhal serves as a Professorial Lecturer in Law at The George Washington University School of Law and partners at Hopwood & Singhal, PLLC, specializing in federal appellate litigation, civil rights advocacy, and post-conviction criminal proceedings.
Education:
- BSS, Ohio University
- JD, George Washington University (with highest honors)
Research and Practice Focus: His work centers on high-stakes federal wire-fraud appeals ($10M-$200M losses), challenges to administrative agency actions, multi-million-dollar receivership disputes, employment discrimination, and constitutional litigation under § 1983, Bivens, and the Federal Tort Claims Act. He frequently handles habeas corpus and compassionate release motions.
Scientific Awards:
- Champion of the National Moot Court Competition (top performer among 175 law schools)
- Winner of the Van Vleck Constitutional Law Moot Court (argued before Justice Sonia Sotomayor)
- Best oralist at the Hunton Andrews Kurth Moot Court National Championship
Teaching and Professional Engagement: Mr. Singhal instructs Appellate Practice, Advanced Legal Analysis, and External Moot Court Competitions at GW Law. He co-teaches courses with Sixth Circuit Judge John K. Bush since 2019, provides bar exam tutoring for repeat examinees, and oversees a team for LSAT/SAT/ACT preparation. His career includes advocacy at the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project and clerkships for Judges Danny J. Boggs and John K. Bush.
