About Ab Henry

Abanoub “Ab” Henry is a trial lawyer and a graduate of Harvard Law School, where he was an Executive Editor of The Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy. While at Harvard, Mr. Henry worked with the Harvard Law School Cyberlaw Clinic, where he drafted and submitted an amicus brief to the United States Supreme Court in a landmark patent case regarding assignor estoppel. Mr. Henry also has experience working on the legal side of sports; working locally for The Houston Dynamo, as well as abroad, for UCFB Wembley at Wembley Stadium in the United Kingdom.

During law school, Mr. Henry worked at AZA for two summers as a summer associate, beginning in 2020. While at AZA, he led a coalition aimed at combatting human rights violations against the Orthodox Christians in Turkey. Mr. Henry also drafted an amicus brief which was submitted to the United States Supreme Court on behalf of the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America on a First Amendment issue.

As an attorney, Mr. Henry is an eager and zealous advocate. He has experience in both patent and commercial litigation. Within a year of being licensed, Mr. Henry has accumulated a wealth of experience including:

Arguing and prevailing in a federal patent Claim Construction hearing in the District of Delaware within three months of being licensed.
Successfully defending a patentee in an inter partes review proceeding in front of the PTO.
Taking multiple key fact depositions in commercial disputes between energy giants.
Defending multiple expert depositions in large commercial disputes.
Briefing all types of motions across a wide variety of cases, including Markman hearings, dispositive motions, expert challenges, discovery disputes, and jury charge conferences.
Before attending Harvard Law School, Mr. Henry graduated from the University of Texas at Austin, as a Presidential Scholar, with a B.S. in Biology and a minor in Arabic. He was active in biomedical and genetics research with the University of Texas.

Languages Spoken

• Arabic
• English
• Spanish