Henry Trembath

Henry’s experience as a judicial clerk in the 1st Judicial District of the Colorado Judicial Branch has allowed him to log 500+ hours of courtroom experience. In this role, he assists with daily hearings on restraining orders, divorces, juvenile bonds, and mental health matters while drafting court orders and managing filings. He also works as a paralegal at a boutique white-collar criminal defense firm in New York, collaborating with attorneys on discovery and case management in federal proceedings. Earlier, he served as a policy research intern at the CyberPeace Institute in Geneva, producing weekly legal-policy reports on cyber-harm. 

As a tutor, Henry works closely with students in focused, one-on-one sessions, tailoring his approach to each student's starting point and goals. Drawing on his own experience mastering the test, he teaches fundamentals and higher-level strategies, helping students strengthen their performance across the LSAT. He makes a point of meeting students where they are, whether they are just beginning to prepare or pushing for a top score.

Outside of tutoring, Henry stays active in his community as a volunteer tour guide at the Colorado State Capitol and as a volunteer tutor. He loves exploring Colorado’s outdoors, going to the movies, and visiting National Parks—so far, he has been to 14 of them!