Christine Sesek
B.A. (Hons.), J.D.
Associate
Contact Information
Contact Christine
T: 1 (844) 661-9065 (Ext. 268)
F: (416) 361-0993
E: christine.sesek@stlawyers.ca
Contact Assistant – Olivia Berdusco
T: 1 (844) 661-9065 (Ext. 156)
E: olivia.berdusco@stlawyers.ca
Practice Areas
Employment Law
Location
Ottawa, Toronto
Why Clients Choose Christine Sesek
Being treated unfairly at work or losing your job can be both distressing and overwhelming — putting you at risk of making the wrong decision in the heat of the moment.
That’s one of the main reasons Christine Sesek became an employment lawyer.
She has a proven track record of helping Ontarians successfully navigate difficult workplace issues, ensuring clients understand their rights and make the right move based on the unique circumstances of their situation.
What Clients Say About Christine
“Felt genuinely supported and cared for”
Christine’s expertise and strategic approach were instrumental in achieving a very satisfactory resolution for me. Both Christine and her assistant were consistently responsive, always available to answer my questions, and took the time to clearly explain every step along the way. This made a stressful situation much more manageable. Thank you for everything!
“Absolutely fantastic”
I worked with Samfiru Tumarkin LLP after my employment was terminated. Christine provided clear and practical advice right from the start — helping me understand my legal options and what a fair settlement would look like in my situation. Thanks to Christine and her team’s expertise, I ended up with a much more appropriate severance package than what I was initially offered. I highly recommend their services to anyone dealing with job loss.
“Professional and amazing”
I was terminated due to the factory closure. After speaking with Christine, she advised on reasonable severance pay and provided me with several options. Ultimately, she helped me achieve my goal. I would not hesitate to recommend Samfiru Tumarkin LLP to anyone who needs an employment lawyer.
“Thrilled with the results”
Christine and her assistant were amazing. Everything was so thorough and professional. I highly recommend the services of Samfiru Tumarkin LLP.
“Confidence from the first meeting”
I experienced an unfair employment situation. I was fortunate to get to work with Christine and her assistant. They provided clear communication and guidance. I knew I had the right people working on the case, and they got it resolved quickly.
About Christine Sesek
Christine Sesek is an Ontario employment lawyer and Associate at Samfiru Tumarkin LLP — representing employees and employers across the province.
Known for her professionalism, responsiveness, and ability to explain complex issues clearly, she ensures her clients feel informed and supported every step of the way.
Christine has successfully appeared before various courts and tribunals in Ontario, including the Superior Court of Justice, Small Claims Court, and the Licence Appeal Tribunal.
Outside of the office, Christine has a variety of hobbies. She enjoys staying active, attending concerts, travelling, and exploring new restaurants.
Areas of Focus
Christine Sesek advises clients on a wide range of employment law matters, including:
Publications
Education
Christine graduated from the Dual J.D. Program, receiving a Canadian Juris Doctor from the University of Windsor and an American Juris Doctor from the University of Detroit Mercy.
Prior to law school, Christine received an Honours Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of Waterloo.
Memberships & Affiliations
- Toronto Lawyers Association
- The Advocates’ Society
- Employment Law Association of Ontario
- Young Women in the Law
- Women’s Law Association of Ontario
- Ontario Bar Association
Initiatives
Community Work
Christine is actively engaged in the legal community. She is a member of the Young Lawyers Committee with the Toronto Lawyers Association and volunteers at the 519 Legal Clinic, providing general advice to 2SLGBTQ+ community members on a wide range of legal issues.
Christine has always been passionate about helping vulnerable people. During law school, she was:
- A caseworker at Community Legal Aid providing legal services for low-income residents in Windsor-Essex County.
- A volunteer at Michigan Help assisting self-represented litigants navigate the court system.
- An intern at the National Labor Relations Board, a U.S. federal agency, investigating unfair labour practices by employers and unions.