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RICS and CIArb 2021 Construction Dispute Symposium Series

by Robertson Stromberg | May 18, 2021 | Construction, Lawyers, Misty S Alexandre, News

Join Robertson Stromberg Partner Misty S. Alexandre on Tuesday, May 25, for the RICS and CIArb 2021 Construction Dispute Symposium series.This Symposium series will explore recent trends and emerging approaches to dispute resolution in the construction industry....

KidSport Scavenger Hunt

by Robertson Stromberg | May 17, 2021 | Community, News

Team RS recently competed in the KidSportSaskatoon Corporate Challenge Scavenger Hunt, where funds raised help children in our community play organized sport. Lawyers raced across the city, finding clues while learning about Saskatoon's rich sports history. KidSport...

6 Robertson Stromberg Lawyers recognized by their peers in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory for 2021

by Robertson Stromberg | Apr 28, 2021 | Christopher J H Donald, Gary D Young, Leslie W Prosser, M Kim Anderson, Melvin A Gerspacher, News, Scott D Waters

Congratulations to Melvin A. Gerspacher, Q.C., Leslie W. Prosser, Q.C., M. Kim Anderson, Q.C., Gary D. Young, Q.C., Scott D. Waters, Q.C., and Christopher J.H. Donald, Q.C., who have been acknowledged by their peers in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory for 2021.

Tiffany M Paulsen receives Q.Arb designation

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 22, 2021 | ADR Processes - Mediation and Arbitration, Area of Expertise, Awards and Accolades, Lawyers, News, Tiffany M Paulsen

Congratulations to Tiffany M. Paulsen, Q.C., on achieving Q.Arb designation from the ADR Institute of Canada (ADRIC). ADRIC is Canada's preeminent self-regulatory professional Dispute Resolution organization. It provides education and certification, promotes ethical...

Will and Estate Planning – Live Webinar

by Robertson Stromberg | Feb 26, 2021 | Ben W Parsonson, James D Steele, News, Wills, Estates, Trusts, Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney

Live Webinar! Tuesday, March 23 7:00 - 8:30 pmJoin James Steele and Ben Parsonson on March 23 for an insightful discussion on the essential components of estate planning, including wills, naming of executors, powers of attorney and tax implications.

Jennifer D. Pereira, Q.C. and Sean M. Sinclair recognized as Benchmark Litigation Future Stars

by Robertson Stromberg | Feb 19, 2021 | Awards and Accolades, Jennifer D Pereira, News, Sean M Sinclair

Jennifer D. Pereira, Q.C. and Sean M. Sinclair have been recognized as Benchmark Litigation Future Stars! Benchmark Litigation is the definitive guide to the leading litigation law firms and lawyers around the world. Research is conducted through

Robertson Stromberg announces the launch of the SK Estate Law blog

by Robertson Stromberg | Feb 18, 2021 | Area of Expertise, Estate Litigation, James D Steele, News, Wills, Estates, Trusts, Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney

We are pleased to announce the launch of our new Estate Law blog. The Saskatchewan Estate Law blog is dedicated to providing practical, real-world information on Estate Law issues that affect Saskatchewan residents.

SCA Seminar: Understanding Employment Law Through COVID-19

by Robertson Stromberg | Feb 4, 2021 | Candice D Grant, Construction, Lawyers, News

Uncertain about how to handle recent changes to employment law as a result of COVID-19? Members of the Saskatoon Construction Association can join Candice Grant on February 25 as she discusses the recent changes to the employment law landscape and what employers should consider under COVID-19.

Allan M. Haubrich celebrates 50 years as a member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan

by Robertson Stromberg | Jan 29, 2021 | Allan M Haubrich, Awards and Accolades, Community, News

We are proud to celebrate Allan M. Haubrich, Q.C., who has achieved the incredible milestone of 50 years with the Law Society of Saskatchewan. The Law Society of Saskatchewan serves the public interest and advances the administration of justice by regulating the...

Webinar – Objections Cheat Sheet (CPD 292)

by Robertson Stromberg | Jan 13, 2021 | Jennifer D Pereira, Lawyers, News

The ability to quickly object to an improper question at a questioning or trial is an important skill for any litigator to have. An Objections Cheat Sheet is meant to summarize the grounds and rationale for the most common objections and their accompanying exceptions.

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Judicial technological innovations

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 19, 2020 | Articles & Research, Covid-19, James D Steele

Closings of courthouses should be a wake-up call to adopt 21st century technology The COVID-19 pandemic has caused unprecedented disruption to daily norms in Canada. Lawyers are not exempt, and many courts in Canada have either severely reduced their case hearing...

Estate planning in a time of uncertainty

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 19, 2020 | Articles & Research, Covid-19, Succession Planning, Wills, Estates, Trusts, Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney

As the world changes in response to the coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak, you may wonder how you can legally best protect yourself, and loved ones. The present is a good time to make certain that you have certain crucial legal documents in place.Last Will and Testament...

COVID 19 and Co-Parenting

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 19, 2020 | Articles & Research, Covid-19, Family Law, Kirsten M Hnatuk

Introduction COVID-19 is creating uncertainty across the world and in our homes. Amid school and daycare cancelations, altered work schedules, self-isolation and growing health concerns, parents have been especially impacted by the pandemic. Separated and divorced...

Force Majeure Doctrine of Frustration – COVID-19

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 18, 2020 | Articles & Research, Covid-19, Lawyers, Marinko J Jelovic

Introduction The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to impact the lives of millions of Canadians and millions more around the world. Governments and communities worldwide have responded to this global health emergency by restricting travel and large public...

Considerations for Non-Profit Board Members in the times of COVID-19

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 18, 2020 | Articles & Research, Covid-19, Jennifer D Pereira, Lawyers

Introduction The novel coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to impact the lives of millions of Canadians and millions more around the world. Many nonprofits and their boards are facing difficult questions and decisions. As matters rapidly evolve, boards needs to provide...

COVID-19: Information for Employers

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 13, 2020 | Articles & Research, Candice D Grant, Covid-19, News, Small Business

Candice Grant has supplied a handout for employers giving them useful tips on how to manage the workplace during the Covid-19 pandemic.Introduction As an employer, you may have concerns about how to manage your business and protect the health and safety of your...

Privacy of Intimate Images in a Digital Age

by Robertson Stromberg | Jan 6, 2020 | Articles & Research, Media Law / Defamation, Sean M Sinclair

Privacy of Intimate Images and Videos in a Digital Age By Sean Sinclair of Robertson Stromberg LLP The online distribution of intimate images and videos (often referred to as “revenge porn”) is a growing problem in Canada. According to the RCMP, as outlined in...

Good Faith in Contract Law

by Robertson Stromberg | Nov 25, 2019 | Articles & Research, Construction, Jared D Epp

Good Faith in Contract Law By Jared D. Epp, Robertson Stromberg LLP Although no one on a construction project would argue that good faith is not important, what it means to act in good faith can mean different things to different people. The concept of good faith can...

Holding Taxpayers at Ransom

by Robertson Stromberg | Sep 10, 2019 | Articles & Research, Insurance, James D Steele, Municipal Law and Local Government, News

James Steele's article on the latest target of data bank robbers - Canadian municipalities - appears in the August 2019 issue of Canadian Underwriter. James speaks anecdotally of Canadian municipalities who have been hijacked by cyber criminals and advises municipal...

Why Courts Show Deference to Consultants’ Decisions

by Robertson Stromberg | Mar 4, 2019 | Articles & Research, Construction, Misty S Alexandre

by Misty Alexandre Robertson Stromberg LLP Like the onus carried by the proverbial middle child, the Consultant is bound to wear the unbiased hat of fairness as they administer the typical construction contract. Perhaps this is why the Courts have consistently paid...

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LATEST NEWS, ARTICLES & RESEARCH

News

RICS and CIArb 2021 Construction Dispute Symposium Series

KidSport Scavenger Hunt

6 Robertson Stromberg Lawyers recognized by their peers in the Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory for 2021

Tiffany M Paulsen receives Q.Arb designation

Will and Estate Planning – Live Webinar

Jennifer D. Pereira, Q.C. and Sean M. Sinclair recognized as Benchmark Litigation Future Stars

Robertson Stromberg announces the launch of the SK Estate Law blog

SCA Seminar: Understanding Employment Law Through COVID-19

Allan M. Haubrich celebrates 50 years as a member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan

Webinar – Objections Cheat Sheet (CPD 292)

Articles

Judicial technological innovations

Estate planning in a time of uncertainty

COVID 19 and Co-Parenting

Force Majeure Doctrine of Frustration – COVID-19

Considerations for Non-Profit Board Members in the times of COVID-19

COVID-19: Information for Employers

Privacy of Intimate Images in a Digital Age

Good Faith in Contract Law

Holding Taxpayers at Ransom

Why Courts Show Deference to Consultants’ Decisions