Henry Brudney

Henry has been dedicated to representing employees his entire professional career. His practice focuses on employment litigation, including issues related to discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, disability accommodation, and protected leave laws. A skilled litigator, Henry’s representative work has seen him recover millions of dollars on behalf of his clients. Henry also litigates complex civil and class action matters, including wage and hour class actions brought on behalf of hourly workers throughout the country.

Henry is a passionate advocate. He takes great pride in protecting employee rights and holding employers accountable for violating the law.

Henry received his law degree from Seattle University School of Law, where he worked as a research assistant for a labor law professor, held a prominent role in the Labor & Employment Law Association, and served as a notes and comments editor on a law journal. Henry was also a student advocate in Seattle University’s Workers’ Rights Clinic, where he was able to recover unpaid wages for working people in the greater Seattle area.

Henry Brudney operates out of our Seattle, Bellevue, and Spokane offices.

Publications:

• Contributing Author, Washington State Association for Justice, Employment Law Deskbook.
• Henry Brudney, Agriculture, Water Pollution, And the Future of EPA’s Regulatory Authority in a Post-American Farm Bureau Federation v. US EPA America, 7 Seattle J. Envtl. L. 59 (2014).

Education:

• Seattle University School of Law (J.D., 2017)
  • Magna cum laude
  • CALI Award for Civil Procedure
  • King County Bar Association Labor and Employment Law Summer Clerkship Award
• Miami University (B.A., Political Science, 2009)

Professional associations:

• King County Bar Association
• Washington Employment Lawyers Association
• Washington State Association for Justice

Practice Areas:

• Employment Law
• Litigation
• Class Actions