Paul-Erik Veel, celebrated as a standout partner at Lenczner Slaght, is lauded for his prowess in litigation, especially in class actions, as noted by Chambers Canada for his creative strategy. He delves into various sectors including technology, finance, and healthcare, tackling class actions, competition law, intellectual property, and complex commercial disputes. His trial credentials are robust, showcased in cases ranging from software contract disputes to intellectual property and misleading advertising.

A frequent figure in Canada's highest courts, Paul-Erik's advocacy extends to regulatory and public law, with appearances before administrative bodies and commissions of inquiry. His academic role as an adjunct professor at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law complements his practical experience, where he merges law with economics in his teachings.

An advocate for legal analytics, Paul-Erik spearheads Lenczner Slaght’s Data-Driven Decisions initiative, leveraging data to enhance litigation strategies. His journey to legal excellence began at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law as a Gold Medalist, followed by a Supreme Court clerkship with Justice Louise Charron, underscoring his deep legal foundation.

Admitted to practice in Ontario since 2010 and recently in British Columbia, Paul-Erik's educational background includes a JD and MA in Economics from the University of Toronto, along with a BA in Economics and Political Science from McGill University. His contribution to legal scholarship spans class actions to constitutional law, underscoring his role as a thought leader in the legal community.