Henry Goddard-Rebstein

Henry joined Black Burke Mayor after articling and practicing as an associate at a Toronto-based union side labour law firm. Henry also clerked at the British Columbia Court of Appeal, where they gained experience in appellate litigation. Henry is committed to providing high quality, client-centered advocacy for workers and unions.

Henry graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law with Distinction in 2021. During law school, they were a caseworker at Advocates for Injured Workers, a legal aid clinic, and a research assistant at the Faculty of Law, working on elections law and sexual assault law reform. Henry received the top oralist award in the Laskin Moot, as well as the Jeffrey Egner Award and the Warren K Winkler Prize in Labour Law at the Faculty of Law.

Henry holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of British Columbia, writing their Honours thesis on drug policy in Vancouver and Victoria, as well as an MSc from the University of Oxford in Comparative Social Policy.

In their free time, Henry enjoys pottery, cooking, and hiking.

Henry uses the pronouns they/she/he.