Terry Henry concentrates his practice on product liability and general commercial litigation. His practice is focused on the defense of companies that design and manufacture medical devices, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, and home safety products.
- Terry works with a variety of product manufacturers when there are questions about their products.
- Terry serves as national coordinating and trial counsel for drug and medical device companies, coordinating the defense of litigation that challenges the safety and effectiveness of products across multiple jurisdictions.
- He also consults with his clients on product recalls, compliance with industry standards, limiting or controlling risk, and product manufacturing and distribution in highly regulated industries.
- Terry assists clients in developing product literature, review of quality processes, product failure investigations, and crisis management.
- He regularly leads litigation in commercial cases, representing life sciences companies in contract, labeling, and other proceedings in which an understanding of the life sciences industry is essential.
Outside the Firm
Terry is a board member of the Kind Human Foundation, a charitable organization focused on providing those in developing countries access to clean drinking water. He also provides legal assistance to the Philadelphia Outward Bound School and Philly Goat Project, two not-for-profit organizations focused on helping people and improving communities.
Terry previously served as president of the Overbrook Farms Club, a district within the City of Philadelphia listed on the National Registry of Historic Places. He also served as president of the Overbrook Farms Civic Association, a 501(c)(3) community development corporation focused on preserving the historic nature of the neighborhood, encouraging family and community building activities, and maintaining the quality of life. Terry is a recent past president of the Overbrook Presbyterian Church Corporation.
From 1984 to 1992, Terry was a Commissioned Officer (Captain) with the United States Army. He is the recipient of a Bronze Star and Meritorious Service Medal.
