Christopher Stienburg founder and principal

Christopher is the founder and principal of Stienburg Law. Christopher practices civil litigation and has broad and deep legal knowledge. As an experienced litigator, he has represented his clients in complex estates litigation, elder abuse litigation, employment law litigation, academic appeals, commercial litigation for all types of business disputes, personal injury litigation, real estate litigation, other civil litigation matters. Experienced at all levels of court. Christopher was lead counsel in the Ontario Court of Appeal case, Lam v. UWO (2019 ONCA 82), a leading case on contracts between students and universities and the rights of students to sue universities in Ontario courts. Christopher became a lawyer because he enjoys helping others solve their problems. Everyone encounters problems in life that require a lawyer. These are often critically important problems for that person that require a thoughtful and skillful approach. His role as a lawyer is to help others understand the law and how it applies to their circumstances. Christopher takes pride in helping others navigate the legal system and representing them in legal matters.