Caroline Senini is a partner at Peck and Company. Her practice includes criminal, quasi-criminal, constitutional, and regulatory litigation. Caroline defends individuals and organizations at trial and on appeal. She has expertise in complex matters, including homicides, sexual assaults, and issues involving mental health.
Caroline Senini is a partner at Peck and Company. Her practice includes criminal, quasi-criminal, constitutional, and regulatory litigation. Caroline defends individuals and organizations at trial and on appeal. She has expertise in complex matters, including homicides, sexual assaults, and issues involving mental health.
Caroline Senini is a partner at Peck and Company. Her practice includes criminal, quasi-criminal, constitutional, and regulatory litigation. Caroline defends individuals and organizations at trial and on appeal. She has expertise in complex matters, including homicides, sexual assaults, and issues involving mental health.
Caroline is active in the legal community. She is the Secretary for the Canadian Bar Association’s National Criminal Justice Section and President of the Advocates’ Club. She teaches trial advocacy at the UBC law school and presents at legal education conferences. She often intervenes on behalf of public interest groups at the Supreme Court of Canada. In 2025, Caroline was the recipient of the CBABC WLF Kathryn Sainty, KC Rising Star Award for tremendous professional success over the course of her practice.
Prior to joining Peck and Company, Caroline worked at a leading commercial litigation firm in Vancouver and clerked for several justices at the Supreme Court of British Columbia. She received her Juris Doctor and Master of Global Affairs degrees from the University of Toronto in 2015.