Dylan F. Henry

• New Jersey
• Pennsylvania
• United States Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
• United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
• United States District Court for the District of New Jersey
• United States District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania
• United States District Court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
• United States District Court for the Western District of Pennsylvania

• Panelist, “Traumatic Brain Injury: Proving or Challenging the Existence and Extent of Brain Damage Using Expert Witnesses,” Strafford, September 2022
• Speaker, “College Athletic Trainers Society Spring Symposium for Athletic Trainers & Team Physicians,” College Athletic Trainers Society Spring Symposium, July 2021
• Presenter, “Traumatic Brain Injury: Litigation & Minimizing Risk,” The National Catholic Risk Retention Group’s Winter Meeting 2020, January 27, 2020, Tampa, Fla.
• Presenter, “Sports Injury Defense – Litigation Trends and Updates,” Montgomery McCracken Higher Education Forum, October 25, 2019, Philadelphia, Pa.
• Presenter, “Medical-legal Considerations,” American Academy of Neurology 2019 Sports Concussion Conference, July 27, 2019, Indianapolis, Ind.
• Presenter, “Concussions, CTE, and the Law: Minimizing Legal Risk to the Athletic Trainer,” The National Athletic Trainers’ Association’s Intercollegiate Council for Sports Medicine Conference, June 24, 2019, Las Vegas, Nev.
• Presenter, “Unresolved Science and Law of Concussion and CTE,” The University of Michigan Injury Prevention Center’s Sport Concussion Summit, May 31, 2019, Ann Arbor, Mich.
• Presenter, “Concussions and the Law: Minimizing Risk,” Drexel Athletics Concussion Update, Drexel University, January 24, 2019, Philadelphia, Pa.
• Presenter, “Concussion Workshop: Medical-Legal Considerations,” Eastern Athletic Trainers’ Association Annual Convention, 2019 Sports Related Concussion Summit, January 11, 2019, Valley Forge, Pa.
• Presenter, “Concussions, CTE and the Law: Scenarios,” The National Catholic Risk Retention Group’s Risk Management and Legal Defense Workshop, November 8, 2018, Chicago, Ill.
• Presenter, “Hot Legal Topics for Athletic Trainers – Sports Medicine and the Law (CSCA),” College Athletic Trainer Society Spring Symposium for Athletic Trainers & Team Physicians, July 16, 2021

• Co-Author, “CTE Heads To The MLS – First MLS Player Diagnosed with CTE,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2022
• Co-Author, “Diagnosing CTE in the Living—Researchers and the Medical Community Inch Closer to the Goal Line,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2022
• Co-Author, “Is Youth Football Safe? Recent Study Suggests it Might Not Be as Dangerous as we Once Thought,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2022
• Quoted, “Montgomery McCracken Elects 3 New Partners In Pa., NJ,” Law360, March 2022
• Mentioned, “Montgomery McCracken Elects Three New Partners,” March 2022
• Co-Author, “Concussion “Diagnostic” Tools – Technologies Generate Buzz, But Experts Urge Caution,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Fall/Winter 2021
• Co-Author, “No ATs? Huge Problem: Shocking Number of Public High Schools Don’t Have Medical Providers to Protect Student Athletes,” October 2021
• Co-Author, “The Proof is in the Poliquin: The Yin and Yang (R-ALA) of Brandon Copeland’s Battle Against Supplement Maker’s Fraudulent Practices,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2021
• Co-Author, “All Pain, No Gain? Pryce v. Town Sports Int’l, LLC,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2021
• Co-Author, “Important New Research Shows Practice – Not Game Play – Increases Exposure to Concussion,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2021
• Co-Author, “Engendering Debate: The Varying State of Transgender Athlete Participation Policies,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2021
• Co-Author, “Onyshko Appeal Knocked Out by Pennsylvania Superior Court,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2021
• Co-Author, “Do You Even Properly Diagnose, Breaux?! Breaux Sues Saints’ Former Team Doctors in Medical Malpractice Lawsuit,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Fall 2020
• Co-Author, “Pro Wrestlers Fail to Take Down WWE In Brain Injury Tag Team,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2020
• Co-Author, “Arrington Settlement Update: Concussion Reporting Process,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2020
• Co-Author, “New Bellwether Cases Against NCAA Move Forward in Texas,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2020
• Co-Author, “Saved By The Bell—Penn State Dodges Further Litigation in Whistleblower Case,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2020
• Co-Author, “Experts Go Ten Rounds: How Competing Expert Opinions Can Push A Case to Trial, A Case Study of Thomas v Farrago,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2020
• Co-Author, “The Arrington Settlement and Its Implications: What It Says and What It Doesn’t,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2020
• Co-Author, “Mind the (Casual) Gap: Plaintiffs’ Experts Fail To Tie Death To CTE, CTE To Football,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Winter 2020
• Co-Author, “The Cover-Up Is Always Worse Than The Concussion: Central Michigan’s Head Gymnastics Coach Fired for Inducing Athletes to Hide Injuries,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Fall 2019
• Co-Author, “Exercise As Punishment? Drop and Give Me 20… Hundred Thousand Dollars,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Fall 2019
• Co-Author, “Insurance Is Not Killing Football, Other Contact Sports – It’s Making Them Safer,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Fall 2019
• Co-Author, “Potential Expansion of Athletic Programs’ Duty of Care to Student-Athletes and New Limitations to Waivers of Liability: Lessons Learned from Feleccia v. Lackawanna College,” Sports Litigation Alert, October 25, 2019
• Quoted, “Standard of Care Laws May Not Dissuade Sport Concussion,” Neurology Today, September 19, 2019
• Co-Author, “Takeaways from the Onyshko Verdict: Win for NCAA, Loss for Plaintiffs, Draw for Others in Future Head Injury Cases,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Summer 2019
• Quoted, “NCAA Picks Up Key Win in Onyshko Concussion Case; Experts Weigh In,” Sports Litigation Alert, June 7, 2019
• Co-Author, “Pushing Players Too Far to ‘Do Something’ Will Not ‘Win the Day’ in Court – Takeaways from two UO Suits,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Spring 2019
• Co-Author, “Wani v. George Fox University – Handling Student-Athlete Complaints on the Field and In the Locker Room,” Sports Medicine and the Law, Winter 2019

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Law School

• Villanova University Charles Widger School of Law

Undergraduate School

• Pennsylvania State University