Loïc HENRI, Esq. is a New York-based attorney and founder of Henri Partners Group Inc. specializing in federal law, human rights, civil rights, and white-collar crime.
Loïc HENRI, born July 31, 1961, is an american lawyer foundeur and senior partner at the law firm Henri & Partners based in New York City, with its offices in Manhattan, New York.
For the past thirty years, he has built a solid reputation as a prominent international criminal defense, human rights, civil rights and personal injury attorney.
Human Rights Defender:
As of 2017 HENRI has saved two Algerian political prisoners from the death penalty:
and
Kacem SOUFGALEM
His areas of practice include :
White collar crimes
Loïc HENRI ESQ. advises private banks for corruption fraud and Ponzi schemes.
Intellectual property
Loic HENRI ESQ. assists clients with obtaining protection for their intellectual property by securing patents, trademarks and copyrights as well as intellectual property licensing, enforcement and defense.
Disability discrimination
Racial discrimination
Sexual harassment
Practice Education Law for Harley School Of Law (since 2011)
Practice business law and intellectual property for:
Suzanne HELD (French photographer)
Bernard TAPIE (businessman)
Pattern Studio (fashion)
Christian DIOR (fashion)
Yohji YAMAMOTO (fashion)
VIVARTE Group (fashion retail)
Kamala Harris congratulates the lawyer Loic HENRI for counterfeit drugs case in California
If you have experienced discrimination, sexual harassment, or similar behavior, and have suffered physically, mentally, and/or financially as a result, send information for a free consultation.
Providing aggressive legal representation to people who have been seriously injured due to the negligence or professional malpractice of others.
With more than 33 years of experience, he is able to custom tailor his approach to ensure that each client is provided with best chance to obtain their desire result.
EDUCATION
Loïc earned his Juris Doctor and PhD in Comparative Law, undergraduate education was at Ambassador College, Pasadena, California.
I have a degree in law from HARLEY SCHOOL OF LAW and have completed several courses in business law from CLAUDE HENRY KLEEFIELD law firm, since 1991.
AFFILIATION
COLORODA BAR ASSOCIATION
FEDERAL BAR ASSOCIATION
IOVA STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
MARYLAND STATE BAR ASSOCIATION
VERMONT BAR ASSOCIATION
PRACTICE EXCLUSIVELY FEDERAL LAW
NOT ADMITED IN NEW YORK STATE BAR
Maintains active status in the Wisconsin (pro hac vice)
LOIC HENRI ESQ
HENRI PARTNERS GROUP INC.
447 Broadway 2 ND Floor Suite 115
NEW YORK, N.Y. 10013
Practicing exclusively Federal Law
Practicing exclusively federal law is possible, but it comes with certain restrictions and considerations. In Texas, for example, if you are admitted to practice in a U.S. District Court, you can practice exclusively federal law without infringing on areas of Texas state law.
However, you would not be allowed to give legal advice pertaining to matters relating to Texas law unless it is within the parameters of a legal proceeding in federal court.
Potential practice areas suitable for a small law office focusing exclusively on federal law include immigration, bankruptcy, admiralty law, federal copyright and patent litigation, federal criminal law, federal civil rights, and federal employment litigation under the Americans with Disabilities Act.
It is important to note that each state has its own rules regarding the unauthorized practice of law (UPL). For instance, in the District of Columbia, Rule 49 distinguishes between attorneys who represent only clients in federal court and those who also represent clients in state court or draft documents for state clients.
An attorney with an office in D.C., who is a member of the bar of Maryland or Virginia (but not D.C.), and whose practice consists exclusively of representing residents of those states in the courts of those states or concerning transactions in those states, is practicing law in the District of Columbia and violating Rule 49(a).
Some states have issued ethics opinions regarding whether it would be ethical for an attorney living in their state who is licensed in another state to practice federal law exclusively. For example, Virginia Legal Ethics Opinion 1896 (January 2022) states that a lawyer who is not licensed in Virginia may work from a location in Virginia on a continuous and systematic basis, as long as that practice is limited to exclusively federal law and/or the law of the lawyer’s licensing jurisdiction.
To avoid violating UPL rules, attorneys should be aware of the ethical rules governing attorneys working remotely and ensure compliance with applicable ethics rules.
Immigration Law: Focuses on legal issues related to immigration, including visas, green cards, and deportation proceedings.
Bankruptcy Law: Deals with the legal process of declaring bankruptcy and the subsequent proceedings.
Admiralty Law: Concerns maritime law, including issues related to shipping, navigation, and maritime commerce.
Federal Copyright and Patent Litigation: Involves legal disputes over intellectual property rights.
Federal Criminal Law: Focuses on criminal offenses that violate federal statutes.
Federal Civil Rights: Deals with legal issues related to the protection of individual rights and freedoms.
Federal Employment Litigation under the Americans with Disabilities Act: Addresses legal disputes related to employment and disability rights.
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