About SST Law Professional Corporation

SST Law Professional Corporation is a small law firm based in west Etobicoke, serving clients across the Greater Toronto Area. The firm is led by principal lawyer Sarita Samaroo-Tsaktsiris, who was called to the Bar of Ontario and focuses on residential and commercial real estate. Alongside real estate, SST Law handles wills and estates planning and business law work, including the purchase and sale of businesses and franchise transactions for clients such as franchisees buying from large retail franchisors. The team includes senior counsel David L. Hynes, who holds a B.Sc., a B.Ed., and a J.D., along with two law clerks.

SST Law describes itself as "the law firm that service built," and its lawyers say they take the time to walk clients through the details of a transaction rather than rush the paperwork. Samaroo-Tsaktsiris has working proficiency in Spanish and French in addition to English. Samaroo-Tsaktsiris has also served as corporate counsel for Habitat for Humanity Greater Toronto Area, as an advisor to the SickKids Foundation, and as a coach and advisor with the Law Society of Ontario. In 2018, REP Magazine named Samaroo-Tsaktsiris one of 25 Trailblazing Women in the Canadian Real Estate Industry, and the firm won the Etobicoke Community Votes Platinum Award for Best Lawyers and Best Estate Lawyers in Etobicoke in 2022, 2023, and 2024.

Milestones & recognition

  • In 2018, REP Magazine named Sarita Samaroo-Tsaktsiris, the firm's principal, one of 25 Trailblazing Women in the Canadian Real Estate Industry.
  • SST Law won the Etobicoke Community Votes Platinum Award for Best Lawyers and Best Estate Lawyers in Etobicoke in 2022, 2023, and 2024.
  • Samaroo-Tsaktsiris was nominated for the GEM of Etobicoke Award in 2025 and for the RBC Canadian Women Entrepreneur Awards in 2023, 2024, and 2025.
  • Senior counsel David L. Hynes holds a B.Sc., a B.Ed., and a J.D.

In the community

  • Samaroo-Tsaktsiris serves as corporate counsel for Habitat for Humanity Greater Toronto Area and has acted as real estate legal counsel for the Crown's Office.
  • Samaroo-Tsaktsiris is an advisor to the SickKids Foundation and a coach and advisor with the Law Society of Ontario.
  • Samaroo-Tsaktsiris was formerly Nominating Chair of the Branksome Hall Alumnae Executive Committee and sits on the Advancement Committee at Kingsway College School.
  • Samaroo-Tsaktsiris is a member-at-large with Women Helping Empower Women and with FLIP, a BIPOC youth arts organization.
  • Samaroo-Tsaktsiris is a regular contributor to Advocate Daily on real estate law and has written for Canadian Lawyer Magazine and The Lawyers Daily, and has delivered seminars for BDC, RBC, BMO, and CIBC.

Good to know

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This firm’s lawyers at a glance

Called to the bar
1973 · median 53 years in practice 1 of 2 lawyers
Languages on the roster
French, Spanish

The neighbourhood

SST Law's office is in a high-rise building at Four Seasons Place in west Etobicoke. The building sits a short drive from Pearson International Airport and from downtown Toronto, which fits a practice that works with real estate and business clients from across the Greater Toronto Area rather than one neighbourhood alone.

Frequently asked questions

Can SST Law help me buy or sell a home in Etobicoke or elsewhere in the GTA?
Yes. SST Law handles residential purchases, sales, and refinancing, including condominium transactions and new construction occupancy and assignment closings, for clients across the Greater Toronto Area.
Does SST Law handle commercial real estate as well as residential deals?
Yes. The firm acts on commercial property purchases, sales, and leases in addition to its residential real estate work.
Can SST Law prepare my will and powers of attorney?
Yes. The firm prepares individual and mutual wills along with powers of attorney for property and personal care, and can add a corporate component for business owners.
I'm buying or selling a small business, can SST Law help?
Yes. SST Law acts on the purchase and sale of businesses and on franchise transactions, including for franchisees buying from large retail franchisors.
How many lawyers work at SST Law?
SST Law is a small firm led by principal lawyer Sarita Samaroo-Tsaktsiris, with senior counsel David L. Hynes and two law clerks supporting the real estate, wills and estates, and business law practice.
Where is SST Law located and how do I reach the firm?
SST Law's office is at 10 Four Seasons Place, Suite 602, in west Etobicoke. The firm can be reached by phone at 647-748-1377 or by email at info@sstlaw.ca.

Where to find them

10 Four Seasons Place, Suite 602, Toronto, Ontario, M9B 6H7 · 647-748-1377

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