Paul Martin

Paul Martin, serving as the co-chair of his firm's Class Actions practice group, brings a wealth of expertise to the table in dealing with a wide spectrum of litigation fields. His work primarily spans the challenging terrains of class actions and intricate cross-border litigations. Paul specializes in defending cases related to product liability, shareholder disputes, employment issues, dealings with financial institutions, insurance, securities regulation, competition law, pensions, consumer protection, and intellectual property rights.

Paul's legal prowess has seen him representing clients at every judicial level in Ontario, alongside appearances before the Supreme Court of Canada, Federal Court, and a host of regulatory and administrative bodies including the Ontario Municipal Board, Tax Court of Canada, and the Ontario Securities Commission.

Acknowledged as a foremost authority in class action litigation within Canada, Paul has been at the forefront of many precedent-setting cases. His experience covers a diverse range of subjects from breast implants and prescription drugs to international cartel price fixing and contaminated food incidents, showcasing his ability to handle high-stakes litigation across various sectors.

Beyond his courtroom achievements, Paul is also dedicated to sharing his knowledge through lectures on advocacy, class proceedings, and cross-border litigation complexities. His previous role as an Adjunct Lecturer at Queen’s University Faculty of Law, where he educated students on class actions, underscores his commitment to legal education.

With accolades from Legal 500 Canada, Benchmark, and the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, Paul's expertise is well recognized within the legal community. His contributions extend beyond litigation to include significant involvement in areas like insurance, competition law, employment law, and pensions, demonstrating his versatility and depth of legal understanding.