Roger A Clement Jr

Practice Areas

-Mergers & Acquisitions

-Bankruptcy and Creditors' Rights

-Business Counseling

-Commercial Finance & Lending

-Corporate Governance & Board Advisory

-Business & Commercial Disputes

-Litigation & Trial

Career

Roger advises businesses and lending institutions in restructurings, creditors’ rights, bankruptcies, mergers and acquisitions, and commercial litigation.

He has extensive experience in representing secured creditors, debtors, trustees, creditors' committees, and other stakeholders in Chapter 11 cases. He has guided a number of companies through Chapter 11 reorganizations and has represented lenders in asserting rights in bankruptcy cases. He has represented businesses in the life sciences, technology, venture capital, health care, railroad, timber, manufacturing, retail, banking, insurance, and petroleum industries. He has successfully defended many businesses against preference and fraudulent transfer claims brought by bankruptcy trustees. While Roger has vast experience dealing with distressed situations, he also enjoys counselling businesses in matters not involving financial distress, with a particular focus on mergers and acquisitions.

Roger is a fellow in the American College of Bankruptcy and has spoken often on commercial law topics.

Professional Memberships

-American Bar Association

-Fellow, Maine State Bar Association

-American Bankruptcy Institute

Public Service:

-White Pine Community Church, active member (2010-present)

-Falmouth High School Ski Boosters, board member (2018-Present)

-Falmouth Youth Sports Coach (basketball, soccer, and running) (2010-2019)

-Credit Abuse Resistance Program, instructor to high school students, (2015-present)

-University of Maine School of Law Board of Visitors, member and chair (2014-2019)

-Maine Bar Foundation, board member (2012-2017)

-U.S. Dist. Court for D. of Me, Bankruptcy Rules Committee, member and chair for part (2012-2018)

-Campaign for Justice, cabinet member (2011-2017)

Expert in these Jurisdictions

Roger is admitted to the Maine Bar.

In addition, Roger is admitted to the following court:

-U.S. District Court for the District of Maine

Languages Spoken

English

Education

Awards