Legal Team.
Grigoras Law is a Toronto boutique civil and commercial firm. Every file is run by senior counsel from intake through judgment or closing. No handoffs, no junior associates running the file.
A Toronto boutique, by design.
The firm is deliberately small, the files are substantial, and the lawyer who opens the matter is the lawyer who takes it to hearing or closing. Courtroom skill and commercial judgment, on every file.
Grigoras Law is a Toronto-based civil and commercial law firm focused on litigation, appeals, and business transactions. Serving clients across Ontario and in select provinces in Canada, our legal team combines courtroom advocacy with practical, business-minded strategy to move matters forward with clarity and discipline.
We represent clients in complex civil litigation and commercial disputes, including shareholder and corporate governance issues, oppression claims, contract and business disputes, and defamation and reputation-sensitive matters. The firm also handles urgent commercial motions and appellate advocacy. When the right solution is a transaction rather than litigation, we structure and close business deals with precision and focused execution.
Senior counsel, personally involved.
Files run end to end by senior counsel: pleadings, examinations, motions, facta, oral argument, closing mechanics. The lawyer who opens your file is the lawyer who takes it to hearing.
Founder · Lawyer
Denis Grigoras.
Litigator and business counsel for complex disputes, shareholder and governance matters, defamation, and time-sensitive commercial remedies. Practical strategy backed by broad courtroom experience.
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Lawyer
Rachelle Wabischewich.
Advocate focused on commercial litigation, shareholder and oppression disputes, contract issues, and corporate governance. Known for meticulous preparation and business-minded, practical direction.
View full profileEvery matter begins with a conversation about fit.
The firm takes on a deliberately small number of files so that senior counsel can run each one personally. That shapes who we represent and how we start. A short intake is the right way to see whether your matter is one we can take on, and to get a realistic read on strategy, timelines, and cost before any retainer issues.
I have a dispute.
Civil litigation, defamation, shareholder disputes, commercial litigation, civil fraud, injunctive relief. A matter that is either already in motion or about to be.
Start dispute intake → Advisory intakeI need business counsel.
Shareholder agreements, corporate governance, commercial transactions, contract review. Advisory work done with a litigator's eye on how agreements actually fail.
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