PAUL G. HENRY received his undergraduate degree 1987 from Southwest Missouri State University where he graduated cum laude and his law degree in 1990 from Washington University, St. Louis.

Paul is a highly active member of the Missouri Bar. He currently is a member of the Board of Governors. His efforts on behalf of the Bar were recognized when he was awarded the Distinctive Service Award by the Solo and Small Firm Committee of the Missouri Bar. He has served on several committees for the Missouri Bar, including the Paralegal Committee, the Solo and Small Firm Committee and the Committee on Condemnation. Mr. Henry was an Associate Editor of the Washington University Law Quarterly and is the co-author of numerous publications on eminent domain law, including: Trial of Exceptions in Missouri Condemnation Cases, St. Louis Bar Journal (Spring 2007); Inverse Condemnation: Airplane Noise and Damages," The Southwestern Legal Foundation, 1995; and two chapters in the Missouri Condemnation Practice Handbook (Third Edition, 2002 Supp.), co-authoring chapters on Inverse Condemnation and Taxation. He is a former Editor of the American Bar Association Committee on Condemnation Newsletter. Mr. Henry is a frequent speaker on issues pertaining to eminent domain law. Another interest of Mr. Henry is the use technology in the practice of law. He has held the position of Chair of the Missouri Bar Committee on Technology and Computer Law.