Overview

Caroline Senini is a partner at Vancouver criminal litigation firm Peck and Company. She defends individuals and organizations at trial and on appeal in criminal, quasi-criminal, constitutional and regulatory matters. Her experience includes complex proceedings involving homicide, sexual assault and mental health issues. Caroline is active in legal education and the profession. She volunteers with the University of British Columbia law school's Allan McEachern Advanced Trial Advocacy Program, serves as president of the Advocates' Club and participates as a member at large in the Canadian Bar Association's National Criminal Justice Section. She also mentors through the Canadian Bar Association of British Columbia Women Lawyers Forum and regularly presents at legal education conferences. In 2025, that forum presented her with its Kathryn Sainty, KC Rising Star Award. Before joining Peck and Company, Caroline practised at a Vancouver commercial litigation firm and clerked at the Supreme Court of British Columbia. She earned JD and Master of Global Affairs degrees from the University of Toronto in 2015.

Practice Areas

• Criminal Litigation
• Quasi-Criminal Litigation
• Constitutional Litigation
• Regulatory Litigation

Bar Information

Called to the bar: 2017 (BC)