About
Henry — Hank to almost everyone — spent two decades inside a New York courtroom before trading statutes for stretchers and west-coast light.

Biography
For more than twenty years, Henry ran his own criminal defense practice in New York — reading case files the way a curator reads a wall: line by line, mark by mark, looking for what was missing as carefully as what was there.
In Los Angeles, the same instinct now turns on canvases, provenance documents, and the rooms collectors live in. The transition was deliberate. The skills, he insists, did not change at all.
He advises a small roster of private collectors out of a studio office on the Westside, by introduction and appointment.
Off the Clock

Most mornings begin in the water. Long, unhurried ocean swims off the Santa Monica coast — the discipline that, more than any other, organizes the rest of the day.
A volunteer with the Soul Swim Foundation, helping introduce new swimmers to open water and supporting the foundation's work on access, safety, and joy in the Pacific.
Unofficial dog walker to a household of four — most recently joined by a Doberman puppy with strong opinions about leash etiquette and an even stronger interest in the front lawn.