About
Inderdeep Toor is an associate in Ross & McBride’s Litigation Group.
Inderdeep is committed to approaching each matter in a practical and dedicated manner, keeping her clients’ best interests at the forefront. She is a skilled and passionate litigator with experience in commercial litigation and general civil litigation, and has advocated for small businesses and individuals dealing with matters related to contract disputes, shareholder disputes, and property disputes. In her estate litigation practice she has skillfully and compassionately guided clients through guardianship applications, estate accounting, Power of Attorney (POA) disputes, will disputes, and has been appointed as Section 3 Counsel.
She has handled matters that have appeared before the Small Claims Court, the Superior Court of Justice, and the Court of Appeal. She has also appeared before adjudicating bodies with Tribunals Ontario.
Inderdeep earned an Honours Bachelor of Arts in the Justice, Political Philosophy and Law (JPPL) program at McMaster University, as well as an additional Bachelor of Arts in Sociology. While completing her two degrees, she was an active part of student life, as President of the JPPL Society, a McMaster Humanities Welcome Week Representative, and a volunteer for Pathways for Education, tutoring youth belonging to low-income communities. She received her Juris Doctor from the University of Windsor, and during her legal studies she was President of the South Asian Law Students Association (SALSA); a caseworker, summer law student, and group leader at the Windsor Law Community Legal Aid Clinic; and a participant in the Wilson Moot. Prior to joining Ross & McBride, Inderdeep practiced for several years with a litigation firm located in Kitchener.
Inderdeep is highly active in her legal community; she is a member of the Hamilton Law Association, the Hamilton Lawyers’ Club, the South Asian Bar Association (SABA), and is completing her second term as a trustee member of the Waterloo Region Law Association (2023-2027). She is also a mentor in the “Laadli to Laadli” program, helping to guide other South Asian women who are interested in a legal career. She is fluent in Punjabi, and has conversational proficiency in Hindi and Urdu.
In her spare time, Inderdeep enjoys exploring the food scene in Hamilton and binge-watching Netflix shows.
