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Deterrence not Damages: the Punitive Rationale for Solicitor-Client Costs
Deterrence not Damages James Steele produced this article for The Canadian Journal of Insurance Law.
The “Duty to Defend” exception: solicitor-client costs and liability coverage proceedings
James Steele covers entitlement to solicitor-and-client costs in article soon to be published in Insurance Law in Canada. "Duty to Defend" exception.pdf
Jared Epp Joins Partnership
The partnership of Robertson Stromberg is pleased to welcome Jared Epp. Jared's busy practice focuses mainly on Construction Law, Insurance Law, and Civil Litigation. Congratulations Jared.
Timothy P. Hawryluk, Q.C.
Robertson Stromberg is pleased to announce that Tim Hawryluk is among those being honoured with the Queen's Counsel designation for contributions to the legal profession and public service. Don Morgan, Saskatchewan Attorney General and Minister...
International Child Abduction and Hague Convention Applications
Kirsten Hnatuk offers insight and guidance on the steps to be taken when a potential client's child is taken from their country of habitual residence. This article was published in The Saskatchewan Advocate's December 2017 issue.
Rectifying Wills: a Litigator’s Guide
Rectifying Wills James Steele offers guidance on how to correct drafting mistakes in a Will, after a testator has died.
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