416-583-2377

Lions at Your Side®

Civil, Commercial, Criminal and Regulatory Litigators

Our litigation lawyers proudly service clients in Toronto, Ottawa

and Windsor and throughout the entire province of Ontario.

 

416-583-2377

Why Work With Us

Commercial and Civil Litigation

Lawyer in Toronto

Civil and Commercial litigation has always been at the core of Chand & Co.'s practice. We have experience representing clients in a diverse range of business disputes. No matter the circumstances, our litigation lawyers possess the skills and expertise to achieve the best possible outcome for your business. Unlike other firms, we limit our engagements to a selective client base. This enables us to be extremely attentive to our clients’ needs and to personalize our interactions. We provide you with smart and clear advice from seasoned litigators to resolve your business disputes. We have the industry knowledge and skills to solve your litigation matter with the least cost and distraction to you. We are trial lawyers and problem solvers. Let us put our experience to work for you. The lawyers at Chand & Co. have extensive experience conducting commercial arbitrations for businesses and individuals.
  • PRADEEP CHAND
    (Founding Partner)

Practice Areas

  • civil and commercial
    litigation law

  • Regulatory Compliance
    and Defence

  • professional regulation and

    discipline law

  • public
    and administrative law

  • criminal
    defence law

  • cannabis
    law

Our service areas

Headquartered on Bay St. in Toronto, Chand & Co., serves valued clients all across the province of Ontario and beyond. Our firm specializes in litigation matters that range from civil/commercial litigation to regulatory and criminal defence litigation. From Toronto to Windsor and beyond, we have the resources and experience to represent businesses all sized. Call us for a consultation.

  • Ajax
  • Aurora
  • Brampton
  • Burlington
  • East York
  • Etobicoke
  • King City
  • Markham
  • Milton
  • Mississauga
  • North York
  • Oakville
  • Oshawa
  • Ottawa
  • Pickering
  • Richmond Hill
  • Scarborough
  • Stouffville
  • Thornhill
  • Toronto
  • Vaughan
  • Whitby
  • Windsor
  • Woodbridge

Our Reviews

We are proud to have helped many clients with their legal needs with our personalized and attentive service. We are grateful that our clients endorse us heartily and without reservation. See some testimonials of what some of our valued clients are saying about us:

Latest Articles

REAL ESTATE LITIGATION: PARTIES’ FAILURE TO CLOSE TRANSACTION According to our civil litigation lawyer, buying and selling property in both commercial and residential settings can be a very exciting time.
CANADA CRYPTOCURRENCY LEGAL REGULATION What is “cryptocurrency”? How is it regulated in Canada? Where did it come from? In this article, our civil litigation lawyer in Toronto addresses these questions and to provide you with guidance on legal aspects of cryptocurrency in Canada.
LATENT DEFECTS OR HIDDEN DAMAGE IN REAL PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS According to our civil litigation lawyer Toronto, when buying or selling a property, parties should be mindful of the defects that are and are not disclosed before entering into an agreement of purchase and sale.
2022 CHRISTMAS TOY DRIVE Chand & Co. is pleased to announce that our 2022 Christmas Toy Drive was a huge success.
CHAND & CO. ANNOUNCEMENT Dear Loyal Clients and Friends of the Firm, We are excited to announce that we have two new members joining our team in the New Year: Lorne Fine and Noah Waisglass.
THE LAWYERS AT CHAND & CO. ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE WITHDRAWAL OF ALL CHARGES The lawyers at Chand & Co. are pleased to announce the withdrawal of all charges laid by the Ministry of Government and Consumer Services against Utilebill Credit Corporation (“UCC”) under the Consumer Protection Act.
CHAND & CO. TO SPONSOR THE MEADOWVALE MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION Chand & Co. is excited to announce that we will be a proud sponsor of the Meadowvale Minor Hockey Association. Chand & Co. is proud to connect with our community and assist in providing a positive environment to promote teamwork, sportsmanship and healthy competition.
BUILDER CODE OF ETHICS On July 1, 2021, the provincial government introduced O. Reg. 245/21: Code of Ethics and Discipline and Appeals Committee (the “Code of Ethics”) made under the New Home Construction Licensing Act (the “Act”). The Code of Ethics not only establishes standards expected of registered builders, but also disciplinary mechanisms to enforce compliance with these standards.
THANKSGIVING FOOD DRIVE Chand & Co. is thrilled to announce that our first annual Thanksgiving Food Drive was a tremendous success. As a result of the thoughtful and generous donations from our clients and friends, we were able to exceed our fundraising goal and donate $5,000.00
WHY YOU NEED A PROFESSIONAL DISCIPLINE LAWYER Whether you attend several years of schooling or spend years accumulating goodwill, or both, it takes significant time, effort and resources to build and maintain a successful professional career. Yet a complaint to a professional disciplinary body can undo all of this hard work and ruin a strong reputation practically overnight.
BILL 229 – BAN ON COMMERCIAL TENANCY EVICTIONS EXTENDED IN ONTARIO The Ontario Government has passed several pieces of legislation halting or reversing evictions of commercial tenants and protecting them from being locked out or having their assets seized during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most recently, on December 8, 2020, Bill 229, Protect, Support and Recover from COVID-19 Act (Budget Measures), 2020 received Royal Assent and was passed into law by the Ontario Government.
CANCELLED CONDOMINIUM PROJECTS AND TARION DISPUTES In recent years, the cancellation of condominium projects has become a common occurrence in Toronto and the GTA. In 2018, developers cancelled 17 condo projects across the GTA, resulting in the loss of 4,672 units. Cancellations of condo projects occur when a development is slated to be ready for a certain date, would-be buyers sign presale contracts (often selling out the units) and provide a deposit to secure it, and then the developer pulls the plug, sometimes leaving the holders of those presale contracts without their deposit.