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HenryGaylord

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Associate

Overview

Biography

Henry represents start-ups, owner-operated small businesses, and large companies in a wide range of disputes—including those concerning business torts, contractual obligations, intrabusiness agreements, commercial landlord-tenant relationships, trade secrets, noncompete agreements, and employment discrimination and retaliation—before state and federal courts.

In his prior career in health care analytics, Henry partnered directly with executives to develop data-driven solutions, and he applies this knowledge to dispute-resolution processes to drive decisions and solve issues—occasionally before a dispute even arises.

Experience

Prior Experience

  • Burns & Levinson LLP, Associate
  • Burns & Levinson LLP, Law Clerk
  • Commonwealth Care Alliance, Director of Strategic Analytics & Senior Advisor to Senior Vice President of Business Intelligence
  • Neighborhood Health Plan of Rhode Island, Health Care Data Analyst
  • Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Rhode Island, Provider & Network Innovation Health Care Data Analyst

Selected Honors

  • Northeastern Regional Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition, First Place, 2022
  • Northeastern Regional Thomas Tang Moot Court Competition, Best Brief, 2021

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