Chris Sewrattan is an experienced criminal lawyer who conducts trials and appeals at every level of court. He has successfully defended a wide range of charges, from impaired driving through to murder. Chris’ litigation strategy combines intense preparation and a thorough comprehension of the law. Chris takes the time to work personally with his clients through every step of their case, ensuring that they understand their obstacle and how to defeat it. Chris has a distinguished academic legal background. He holds Masters of Law and Juris Doctor degrees from Osgoode Hall Law School, and an Honours Bachelor’s degree in criminology from the University of Toronto. Chris received numerous course awards for finishing first in his classes in the Juris Doctor program. Outside of the courtroom, Chris remains active in legal research and writing. He is a professor in the paralegal program at Sheridan College. He has published a number of articles related to criminal law in academic legal journals, including the UBC Law Review, Criminal Law Quarterly, and Windsor Review of Legal and Social Issues. A member of the License Appeal Tribunal, Chris also decides disputes arising out of automobile accident benefits. He is a member of the Sexual Assault Program Referral List (for sexual assault survivors), the Criminal Lawyers Association Intervention Committee, and a former member of the Osgoode Hall Law School admissions committee.