Misty Alexandre to Conduct Seminar for the Saskatchewan Construction Association Annual Summer Meeting

Back by popular demand, Misty Alexandre of Roberston Stromberg LLP will provide insight into some legal tips for getting paid and maximizing collection.

Trends in Construction Law
Friday, June 2
10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.

The Annual Summer Meeting is the SCA’s signature event, offering sessions on the latest industry trends and innovations, industry meetings, and the chance to mingle with the most influential members of our industry from across Saskatchewan.

The 2017 meeting has a new format and agenda, packed with all your favourites:

Industry Association Meetings
New and Popular Education Sessions
Networking Opportunities
Golf Tournaments
SCA’s Annual Fishing Derby
Cocktail Mixing Class
Evening Banquets

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Les Prosser Receives Community Service Award

The Canadian Bar Association (CBA), Saskatchewan branch recently announced the recipient of the Community Service Award for 2017. This award recognizes the valuable contributions of CBA members serving the communities in our province who have demonstrated outstanding dedication, service and commitment to the community.

This year’s recipient is Robertson Stromberg’s Les Prosser. Les has enthusiastically offered his time and expertise to the boards of several charitable and non-profit organizations over the years including President YMCA of Saskatoon, President Granite Curling Club; Meewasin United Church; Saskatoon Girls Group Home; Riverside Golf & Country Club and the Loon Lake Golf & Country Club. He has also volunteered with United Way of Saskatoon. Les currently sits on the board of directors of the Saskatoon Airport Authority as its Vice-Chair and CJWW Denny Carr Secret Santa Foundation.

Congratulations on this well-deserved honour Les!

Misty Alexandre and Jared Epp Present to Saskatoon Construction Association

The Saskatoon Construction Association offers its members a number of professional development courses. As part of this program, Jared Epp and Misty Alexandre will co-present a Construction Law course on The Saskatchewan Builders’ Lien Act on May 9.

This session is an overview of the purpose and function of the Saskatchewan Builder’s Liens Act, including a discussion of the types of construction activity which create lien rights, the process and procedure of registering a lien claim, enforcement of lien claims, the proper administration of holdbacks and a review of trust provisions arising under the Act. This session also includes a discussion of some of the most recent lien cases to come before the Courts in Saskatchewan and across Canada.

Alexandre and Epp Present at Saskatchewan Construction Week

Misty Alexandre and Jared Epp jointly presented “10 Things You Should Know — Growing Your Construction Business” to a group of construction entrepreneurs on April 5 in Saskatoon.  The presentation was part of the Construction Entrepreneurs Roundtable held during SCA’s first-ever Saskatchewan Construction Week.

Anderson and Steele Present at SRPA Convention

The Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association (SRPA) represents the many and diverse regional parks throughout Saskatchewan.  Each year the SRPA holds conventions for the purpose of education and networking for the delegates.

This year at the convention held in Saskatoon on April 7th, Kim Anderson, Q.C. and James Steele will be offering legal and practical advice on Regional Park seasonal campsites and tenancies.

 

 

Robertson Stromberg Listed Among Top Prairie Firms

Canadian Lawyer magazine has once again listed the Top Prairie Firms in its March 2017 issue.  And again, we are pleased to see that Robertson Stromberg is listed among the top five firms for Saskatchewan.

Canadian Lawyer asked lawyers, in-house counsel and clients from across Canada to vote on the top full-service regional firms in the Prairies. They were asked to rank their top 5 firms in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan from a preliminary list, with a chance to nominate a firm that was not included on the list. Respondents’ rankings were based on firms’ regional service coverage, client base, notable mandates, service excellence and legal expertise. To be considered in the vote, firms were required to have at least one office based in the Prairies and offer a wide range of legal services. The final lists were determined through a points system, with the top 5 firms for Manitoba and the top 5 firms for Saskatchewan listed alphabetically.

The article can be read here.

 

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