At Randall McClenney Daniels & Dunn, P.C., Jack Randall provides experienced and effective representation in traffic offenses, criminal defense, family law, and personal injury matters. As a former police officer and prosecutor, Jack brings a unique perspective to every case and understands how cases are built from both sides of the courtroom. Jack began his career with the Virginia Beach Police Department, where he gained firsthand experience presenting cases for the Commonwealth. Encouraged by judges and attorneys who recognized his ability to advocate effectively, he pursued a career in law. After graduating from Christopher Newport University, Jack attended Regent University School of Law while continuing to work full-time as a police officer. Following law school, Jack served in the Southampton Commonwealth’s Attorney’s Office, where he prosecuted criminal cases and developed strong courtroom experience. Today, he represents clients throughout Western Tidewater and has successfully handled numerous personal injury and criminal cases, including several jury trials resulting in not guilty verdicts and dismissals. A resident of Southampton County, Jack is a member of the Southampton County Fraternal Order of Police and the bar associations for Suffolk, Southampton County, and Isle of Wight County. He is committed to being accessible and responsive to his clients and offers free consultations for new cases.

Glen Henkle is a lifelong Virginian whose family has proudly called this state home for over 200 years. Although born in Richmond, he was raised and attended school in Amelia County and still makes his home there. His upbringing in a rural area taught him the value of hard work, faith, family, community, and that bad things do happen to good people. As a state prosecutor, he was a strong advocate for crime victims, and today he tries to bring that same strength of advocacy to bear for all his clients, both civil and criminal. Glen has successfully prosecuted or defended (or both) most of the common crimes in Virginia, including, but not limited to, abduction, assault, attempted murder, bad check, burglary, conspiracy, credit card offenses, destruction of property, disorderly conduct, domestic assault, DUI, driving suspended, drug possession, drug distribution, forgery/uttering, habitual offender, larceny, malicious wounding, probation violation, reckless driving, robbery, sexual assault, speeding, and underage possession of alcohol. Additionally, as a prosecutor, Glen successfully handled many civil forfeiture cases in which the state sought to have assets, seized as a result of narcotics investigations, forfeited to the government for the use of law enforcement. Having had the experience of building and presenting cases for the government, Glen is well equipped to defend his clients' interests by finding the weaknesses in any opponent's position and exploiting them. He founded this firm in 2012 to share his experience and skills with the public, help them navigate the often complicated and confusing world of laws and courtrooms, and to strive for the best possible outcome for each client, whether in the courtroom or elsewhere.