Paul Gaston is a nationally recognized legal strategist with extensive experience in constitutional litigation, appellate practice, and public interest advocacy. He has litigated landmark civil rights cases and advised on matters ranging from voting access and judicial reform to redistricting and police accountability. His work bridges courtroom expertise with institutional impact.

He began his career clerking for a U.S. Court of Appeals judge before joining a major legal nonprofit, where he led national litigation strategies. His legal leadership includes service as a director of a voting rights initiative and co-counsel on precedent-setting First Amendment cases. Paul has testified before legislative bodies and authored legal commentary cited in law reviews and judicial opinions.

Educated at Harvard Law School, he also holds degrees from Oxford and Cornell. A former Rhodes Scholar, Paul brings academic depth and real-world legal acumen to every client engagement. He is a frequent speaker at law schools and advocacy conferences, and continues to contribute thought leadership through public writing and legal education. Paul’s commitment to justice is at the core of his legal philosophy and his service to clients.