Leveraging experience in hundreds of disputes, Paul provides strategic guidance and determined advocacy for clients facing complex litigation, antitrust challenges, and investigations.
Paul directs all phases of state and federal litigation, from preliminary injunctions through multi-week jury trials and appeals. His clients achieve predictability with phased and capped budgets, fixed fees, and other deliverables-focused solutions. His teams add extra value by developing inventive legal strategies when conventional options fall short, and by leveraging generative AI and machine learning to streamline tasks.
Paul leads the firm’s antitrust and competition practice and represents plaintiffs, defendants, and third parties in price-fixing, monopolization, and price discrimination cases. Paul also advises on pricing programs, M&A compliance, and corporate antitrust policies. He has conducted internal investigations of suspected collusion and successfully defended government investigations of alleged price fixing, bid rigging, and monopolization. He co-authored the ABA’s State Antitrust Practice and Statutes (6th ed. forthcoming) and is frequently sought by leading media outlets for commentary on competition matters, including by The Financial Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The New York Times.
Previously, Paul practiced law in New York and served as an aide on Capitol Hill and for a Presidential reelection campaign.