Steven C. Henricks

Commander of the Courtroom

Omaha Trial Attorney

Steven C. Henricks is a seasoned litigator, leader, and retired Army officer with an extensive and distinguished background in both the legal field and the U.S. Army. He brings a wealth of experience to our team, having successfully litigated and negotiated some of the most complex and challenging matters across various domains. His diverse career includes roles as a federal criminal judge, lecturer in trial advocacy, general counsel, prosecutor in a high-profile capital murder case, civil and appellate litigator, in-house insurance counsel, and special assistant U.S. attorney. Steven is a member of the Kansas and Missouri Bars and holds a TS-SCI security clearance.

Steven holds a Fellowship from the U.S. Army War College, an LL.M. from The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center & School, a J.D. from The University of Kansas, and a B.A. in History & Political Science from Bethany College. His publications include articles in the American Intelligence Journal and the Military Law Review, reflecting his deep knowledge of national security and litigation issues. Steven's extensive military background includes serving as a Judge in the U.S. Army, where he excelled in various legal and leadership roles. His notable achievements include advising high-ranking military officials, prosecuting high-profile cases, and serving as a federal judge in criminal trials.

Throughout his career, Steven has demonstrated exceptional skills in trial and appellate litigation, oral and written advocacy, negotiations, and general counsel duties. His experience in national security and intelligence further enhances his capability to navigate and resolve the most challenging legal issues.

LICENSED IN: Nebraska, Kansas & Missouri

Steven’s “Why”

Steven thrives when helping our clients solve their most vexing legal problems in or out of the courtroom. His other passions include his family, his friends, his pets, reading of all sorts, and various athletics.

Practice Areas

• Litigation / trial Law
• Appellate Advocacy
• Legal Research & Writing
• Negotiations

Bar Admissions

• State: Nebraska, Kansas & Missouri

Publications

• Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/trial-of-nidal-hasan-accused-fort-hood-gunman-to-begin-tuesday-after-delays/2013/08/06/dae4dfe6-fe9b-11e2-96a8-d3b921c0924a_story.html 
• New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/23/us/jury-begins-deliberations-in-fort-hood-shooting-case.html
• New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2013/08/07/us/court-martial-begins-in-fort-hood-killings.html 
• Social Media, Publicly Available Information, and the Intelligence Community, 34 American Intelligence Journal 21 (Vol. 1, 2017)
• A Fourth Amendment Privacy Analysis of the Department of Defense’s DNA Repository for the Identification of Human Remains: The Law of Fingerprints Can Show Us The Way, 181 Military Law Review 69 (2004)