GSC Law Professional Corporation

Frequently asked questions

What areas of law did GSC Law handle?

GSC Law focused on dispute resolution and litigation, including commercial litigation, real estate disputes, contract and business disputes, construction liens, construction delay and deficiency claims, professional negligence, and product liability matters. It also used mediation and arbitration as alternatives to a full trial.

I have a construction lien or a delay and deficiency claim on a project. Can the firm help?

GSC Law's litigation practice covered construction lien claims and construction delay and deficiency disputes, alongside broader real estate and contract litigation. Its process moved through pre-litigation steps like demand letters and negotiation, then litigation and enforcement stages such as registering and perfecting liens where needed.

Did GSC Law charge a standard hourly rate, or were other fee arrangements available?

GSC Law offered several fee arrangements beyond a standard hourly rate, including a single fixed fee for a whole matter and hourly billing with a cost cap at each stage. In limited cases, such as professional negligence or insurance claims, it also considered a contingency arrangement. A retainer was required under any of these models.

How big was the firm, and who ran it?

GSC Law was a solo dispute resolution and litigation practice, run by Gurpreet S. Chandok out of Wolf Law Chambers in Mississauga.

Where was GSC Law's office in Mississauga, and is it close to the Brampton courthouse?

GSC Law's office was inside Wolf Law Chambers at 90 Matheson Boulevard West, Suite 101, at the heart of one of the largest business and commercial clusters in the West GTA, a short drive from the Superior Court of Justice courthouse in Brampton and from Highways 403, 401, and 407.

I think I'm in a business or shareholder dispute with a partner. Does the firm's litigation practice cover that?

GSC Law's litigation work included shareholder disputes and other business and contract disputes, as part of a broader commercial litigation practice that also covered real estate and construction matters.