Executive Team


Christopher Sweeney | Director & Co-Founder
csweeney@lexlocom.ca
1.855.258.0277

 



In 2011, Christopher co-founded LexLocom in order to offer better value and flexibility to clients seeking to outsource legal projects or who required additional help on a temporary or intermittent basis.

Christopher obtained his law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School and a Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University. He was called to the Bar of British Columbia in 1990, and practised in Vancouver before moving to London, England. There he secured a Graduate Business Degree from the London School of Economics and a Masters in British Imperial History from London University. He practised law in London before becoming a legal recruiter there, and then co-founding ZSA in Toronto in 1997.

Christopher is well known in both the legal and philanthropic communities. He founded both the Canadian (CGCA) and Quebec General Counsel Awards (PCJQ). He has written and spoken widely on the topics of legal recruitment, firm development and career strategy. He has a passion for history and in 2002 initiated the “Re-Trial of Louis Riel.” He is a Chair of the Vimy Foundation, a charity dedicated toward ensuring Canadians remember and honour their First World War efforts and sacrifice, and is the initiator of the Vimy Pin campaign and the Vimy Ridge Pilgrimage Medal campaign. Christopher was awarded the Minister of Veteran’s Affairs Commendation and the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal for his efforts in raising awareness for the accomplishments of Canada’s Veterans.

Christopher is also a Board Member of the Shakespeare Globe Company of Canada, on the Advisory Committee of the Cundill Prize for History at McGill University, and is an active member of the Young Presidents’ Organization and the Albany Club. He is married with four children, and enjoys travelling, skiing, spending time at his cottage in the Laurentians, cheering on the “Habs,” history, politics, and wine.


Warren Bongard | Director & Co-Founder
wbongard@lexlocom.ca
1.855.258.0277

Warren co-founded LexLocom in 2011 in order to offer clients innovative solutions to their daily legal needs: Associates On Request, General Counsel For Hire & Document Review Teams.

Warren established his own legal search firm in 1996 before he co-founded ZSA Legal Recruitment in 1997. As President & Co-Founder of ZSA, Warren manages lawyer recruitment operations and focuses his practice on partner-level hires and special in-house assignments. He also has expertise in legal team moves and law firm mergers.

Prior to co-founding LexLocom, Warren practiced law for several years in the corporate finance department of Blaney McMurtry LLP. During his time there, Warren established a professional sports agency firm, specializing in the representation of NHL players.

Warren was called to the Ontario Bar in 1993 and obtained his law degree from the University of Western Ontario and his bachelor of arts from York University. He is currently sitting on the Board of Directors at The York School, an independent school in Toronto (“TYS”), for which he is Past-Chair, and the Western University Alumni Association. Warren is also a past President of Western Law Alumni Association, and a past President of the Entrepreneurs Organization, Toronto Chapter.

Warren’s considerable experience and track record make him a sought after speaker on the subject of legal recruitment, retention and law firm management.


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Sojourner King | Special Advisor
 

Sojourner King is a Special Advisor in our Toronto office. Since 2008, her practice has focused on consulting and management of large and small files from an e-discovery perspective. She has significant experience in legal project management, class actions and large commercial litigation matters. Ms. King assists clients in matters relating to electronic document preservation, production and spoliation. She also counsels on e-discovery preparedness and preservation strategies. 

Ms. King is also very involved in pro bono efforts. She was recognized for three consecutive years by the Legal Aid Society of New York for outstanding pro bono service. 

Ms. King practised at two large New York City law firms until her return to Toronto in 2013.