Paul Choi is a lawyer, former Crown prosecutor, and Qualified Mediator and Arbitrator (ADR Institute of Canada). He holds an LL.M. in Tax Law and has practiced across criminal, wills and estates, and business and corporate law, drawing on earlier frontline experience in policing. In practice and in the classroom, he focuses on how legal institutions handle risk, evidence, and discretion—particularly at the intersection of public safety, prosecution, and dispute resolution. His teaching and research interests include criminal law and procedure, public policy, administrative and regulatory law, negotiation and mediation, wills and estates, and access to justice. Paul brings a practitioner’s lens to case analysis and skills training, emphasizing ethical decision-making and practical advocacy.
