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Counsel to Health Sciences North.
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Paul Morrison, a partner in the litigation group, is known nationally for his knowledge and experience in intricate corporate and commercial litigation. With a track record representing major companies in various high-stakes cases, Paul has appeared at all court levels, including the Supreme Court of Canada, showcasing his prowess in navigating complex legal landscapes.
Equipped with a law degree from the University of Toronto and an Honours in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania, Paul continuously contributes valuable insights to the legal community through presentations and papers covering a wide array of legal topics. His involvement in seminal legal matters and dedication to the field highlight his commitment to staying at the forefront of legal practice.
Recognized in top legal publications, Paul’s accolades include being labeled a Litigation Star by Benchmark Canada and earning commendations in leading Chambers publications. Known for his tenacity and excellence in class action defence, Paul’s work has drawn praise from industry professionals and publications, solidifying his position as a trusted legal ally in disputes of any magnitude.
Counsel to Health Sciences North.
Counsel to Aligned Capital Partners Inc.
Paul is recognized in all of the leading legal publications including:
Illustrations of his recognition include:
Paul was featured on the cover of Lexpert magazine entitled “Canada/U.S. Cross-Border Litigation” in October 2005. He was also featured on the cover of The National, the magazine of the Canadian Bar Association for March/April 1998.
He is, by invitation, an Honorary Overseas Member of the Commercial Bar Association, England and Wales (COMBAR). He is an inducted Fellow of the Litigation Counsel of America. He is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (FCIArb).
Paul was a special lecturer in Trial Advocacy at the Faculty of Law, University of Toronto, from 1982 to 1993. He regularly appears as a speaker or instructor at seminars and conferences on litigation-related topics and has authored numerous publications, including a chapter on fiduciary duties of directors and officers in Directors’ and Officers’ Duties and Liabilities in Canada (Butterworths), and a chapter in Defending Class Actions in Canada (CCH).
Paul served for 12 years as the appointee of the Attorney General on the Class Proceedings Committee of Ontario. He serves as a Co-Chair of the University of Toronto Discipline Tribunal. He is a past member of the Board of Directors of the Advocates Society and was co-chair of its Civil Litigation Task Force. He is the immmediate past-President of the University of Toronto Law Alumni Association. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Toronto Rehabilitation Hospital Foundation.