Robin K. Henley serves as an attorney at Henley & Henley, Attorneys at Law in Annapolis, Maryland, handling criminal defense, family law, and personal injury matters. With over a decade of experience addressing complex legal issues, he represents clients in the Baltimore metropolitan area, as well as in Anne Arundel, Dorchester, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Somerset, Talbot, Wicomico, and Worcester counties. Over the course of his career, Henley has received several honors for his case results. The National Trial Lawyers named him one of the “Top 100 Trial Lawyers” and one of the “Top 40 Under 40,” and in 2018, What’s Up? Media recognized him as a “Leading Legal Professional.” Along with managing his practice and caseload, Henley actively participates in leadership roles within his professional community. He is a member of the Maryland State Bar Association and the Anne Arundel County Bar Association, and he previously served as president and vice president of the Queen Anne’s County Bar Association. He is also a fellow in the Maryland Bar Foundation. Henley maintains an ongoing role in the Maryland Criminal Defense Attorneys’ Association, having served on its board of directors and in various positions, including president, first vice president, second vice president, and treasurer. He received his law degree from the University of Baltimore School of Law and has been licensed to practice since 2005, allowing him to appear before all Maryland state courts. To schedule your free consultation, call 410-280-0530 or complete our contact form.

Michael Schreyer is an advocate for the injured. He is a leader among injury attorneys in the state of Maryland, and across the greater Washington, DC region. Mr. Schreyer’s experience and record of success in the courtroom has led to the recognition of his skills, including: a “National Recognition of Achievement in Civil Trial Advocacy” from the Million Dollar Advocates Forum; “Preeminent,” from Martindale-Hubbell; “Superb” from AVVO; as well as membership in Super Lawyers. Mr. Schreyer currently serves as a member of the Interstate Trucking Group of the American Association of Justice, which provides leadership and education for the nation’s advocates for victims of catastrophic injuries in tractor trailer and bus collisions. Mr. Schreyer also serves as a member on the National Advisory Board of the Association of Plaintiff Interstate Trucking Lawyers of America (APITLA). He is also an active member of the Medical Malpractice Section of the Maryland Association for Justice. In the past, Mr. Schreyer has served in the position of Chairman of the Negligence, Insurance and Workers’ Compensation Section of the Maryland State Bar Association. He has tried cases and negotiated claims with some of the largest insurance companies in the world. His experience as a personal injury and workers’ compensation attorney has taken him to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals of the United States, the Court of Appeals of Maryland, and many of the trial courts in Maryland and Washington, DC. Mr. Schreyer has seen first hand the devastating physical and financial toll an injury can cause when others violate rules of safe conduct. He understands that without a fair and full verdict, an injury victim may never fully recover. Whether he is working on a car collision, truck crash, motorcycle wreck, pedestrian injury, construction catastrophe, medical malpractice or workers’ compensation case, Mr. Schreyer understands that each client faces a unique set of challenges. He applies his extensive knowledge of personal injury law, insurance, evidence, medicine and loss of earnings and disability to address the specific circumstances of each of his clients. He has been doing that since graduating from one of the nation’s top 20 law schools, The Washington and Lee University School of Law, and receiving a Juris Doctorate in 1988. Mr. Schreyer’s passion for aiding others has led him to contribute to a wide variety of organizations, including the Pope John Paul II Academy, and Big Brothers Big Sisters. Following the September 11, 2001, Pentagon and Twin Towers attacks, Mr. Schreyer was honored for his charitable representation of a victim through the Trial Lawyers Care Project of the American Association for Justice. While his litigation resulted in an award of more than one million dollars for a wounded hero, he accepted no legal fee for his work.