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Noam* is an associate at Lenczner Slaght. He completed his JD at the University of Toronto, Faculty of Law, where he developed his advocacy skills as a researcher at the David Asper Centre and student caseworker at Downtown Legal Services. Whether contributing to a handbook on environmental rights or representing clients in academic appeals and employment law matters, Noam has always been committed to helping others navigate difficult problems. He is in§ the habit of approaching problems from many angles – the hallmark of effective advocacy. Before law school, he completed a Master’s in Experimental Medicine, where he researched cancer genetics. His research taught him to break down complex problems, question assumptions, and pursue answers with precision. He brings that same analytical approach to his legal practice. Noam will be in your corner when it matters most. He is thoughtful, dedicated, and prepared, working closely with our clients to understand their priorities, navigate challenges, and pursue the best possible outcomes. .

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Noam Epstein Roth (he/him)

is an associate at Lenczner Slaght.

Noam summered and articled at the firm, where he gained experience in a wide range of practice areas, including commercial litigation, professional liability, tort and contract matters, public law, and appeals.

Noam graduated from the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. Throughout law school, Noam worked in the Employment Law and Academic Appeals division of Downtown Legal Services. Noam also worked as a Senior Associate Editor on the University of Toronto’s Faculty of Law Review, conducted research for the David Asper Centre for Constitutional Rights, and coached the Warren K. Winkler Class Actions Moot.

Noam holds a Bachelor of Science from Queen’s University, where he graduated with distinction. Before attending law school, Noam earned a Master’s degree in Experimental Medicine from McGill University, where he wrote his master’s thesis on breast cancer cellular regulation.

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