Henry Y. Dinsdale

Henry Dinsdale is a partner in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. Henry has been advising and representing employers for over 25 years at both the federal and provincial levels and has appeared on behalf of employers in proceedings in every province in the country. His practice ranges from providing sophisticated strategic advice, to collective bargaining and labour and employment law advocacy.Henry has received both a Masters and Doctoral degree in law from Stanford University Law School and has taught labour law at the University of Toronto Law School, Queen’s University’s Law School and Industrial Relations Centre, and in Osgoode Hall Law School’s Masters of Labour Law programme. He is a Fellow of the American College of Labor and Employment Lawyers and has been a member of the Advisory Committee of Queen’s University’s Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace since its inception.Henry loves the cottage, cycling, squash and watching his amazing children blow him away every day.

Henry Dinsdale is a partner in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. Henry has been advising and representing employers for over 25 years at both the federal and provincial levels and has appeared on behalf of employers in proceedings in every province in the country. His practice ranges from providing sophisticated strategic advice, to collective bargaining and labour and employment law advocacy.Henry has received both a Masters and Doctoral degree in law from Stanford University Law School and has taught labour law at the University of Toronto Law School, Queen’s University’s Law School and Industrial Relations Centre, and in Osgoode Hall Law School’s Masters of Labour Law programme. He is a Fellow of the American College of Labor and Employment Lawyers and has been a member of the Advisory Committee of Queen’s University’s Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace since its inception.Henry loves the cottage, cycling, squash and watching his amazing children blow him away every day.

Henry Dinsdale is a partner in Hicks Morley’s Toronto office. Henry has been advising and representing employers for over 25 years at both the federal and provincial levels and has appeared on behalf of employers in proceedings in every province in the country. His practice ranges from providing sophisticated strategic advice, to collective bargaining and labour and employment law advocacy.

Henry has received both a Masters and Doctoral degree in law from Stanford University Law School and has taught labour law at the University of Toronto Law School, Queen’s University’s Law School and Industrial Relations Centre, and in Osgoode Hall Law School’s Masters of Labour Law programme. He is a Fellow of the American College of Labor and Employment Lawyers and has been a member of the Advisory Committee of Queen’s University’s Centre for Law in the Contemporary Workplace since its inception.

Henry loves the cottage, cycling, squash and watching his amazing children blow him away every day.