Todd is an experienced trial attorney, having represented defendants in appeals with published opinions from the Court of Appeals, as well as the Supreme Court of Virginia, and represents defendants daily on all varieties of charges, from traffic to murder, throughout the Commonwealth.
Todd entered into private practice in 1991 with the Law Firm of Felts & Robinson, located in the eastern portion of Henrico County.
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Todd grew up in the Annapolis, MD area and as his dad was an alumnus of the Naval Academy he spent a lot of time growing up on The Yard watching the Plebes get put through their paces and going to Navy football games. Todd did not go to the Naval Academy but enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve instead and did 5 years in the Infantry. One interesting experience that Todd had growing up was playing soccer in Europe right after the Berlin Wall came down...
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Attorney Sanders has been protecting the rights of the accused in Virginia since 1989. When accused of a crime, it is paramount you talk to an intelligent and aggressive defense lawyer. Call him immediately to review your case.
Mr. Sanders is the best lawyer around and one of the most genuine people I have ever met. He is extremely professional, provides his clients with all the information and provides excellent advice. He is very knowledgeable and his experience speaks for itself. It is obvious how respected he is in the courts, with other lawyers and in the community. If you are looking for a lawyer, I would absolutely recommend you choose Mr. Sanders.
Todd was consulted by Senator Al Franken, who sponsored an amendment to the Senate Appropriations bill during that year which led to the abolition of forced arbitration for victims of sexual assault by most military contractors.
In 2009, Todd appeared in front of committees of the United States Congress speaking on the Fairness in Arbitration Act, in an effort to eliminate mandatory, binding, pre-dispute arbitration provisions that are found in consumer products and other contracts.
Todd Kelly is first, and foremost, a child of God. He is a devoted husband to his wife, Robbye, and father of four amazing children, Joshua, Meghan, Matthew, and Selby. He cooks one large batch of crawfish per year and has become adept at smoking brisket.
Todd was raised in Nashville, Tennessee. After high school, he continued his education at Wake Forest University in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. There, he joined the Wake Forest Track and Field Team and became a varsity letterman. After graduation, Todd attended the University of Richmond in Richmond, Virginia to pursue a Juris Doctorate and a Masters of Business Administration. Today, he uses his unique educational background to provide effective case strategies for his clients in Atlanta, Georgia.
Attorney Todd Henningsen is the managing partner at Henningsen Injury Attorneys, P.C. With over a decade of legal experience, Todd has spent his time as an Atlanta personal injury attorney working toward one objective: to protect the rights of accident victims .
Todd grew up in the Annapolis, MD area and as his dad was an alumnus of the Naval Academy he spent a lot of time growing up on The Yard watching the Plebes get put through their paces and going to Navy football games. Todd did not go to the Naval Academy but enlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve instead and did 5 years in the Infantry. One interesting experience that Todd had growing up was playing soccer in Europe right after the Berlin Wall came down...
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