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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.

Sinclair appointed to the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan

by Robertson Stromberg | Dec 11, 2020 | Lawyers, News, Sean M Sinclair

Sean Sinclair has been appointed to the board of directors of the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan. The Law Foundation of Saskatchewan serves an important role in promoting access to justice by funding organizations involved with legal education, legal research, legal aid, law libraries and law reform.

Steele Published in CBA Bar Notes

by Robertson Stromberg | Dec 10, 2020 | James D Steele, News

James Steele recently published a book review of former Chief Justice McLachlin’s memoir, which recounts her role as the first woman Chief Justice, and her time as the longest-serving Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Canada.

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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...

Q&A: Hurt in a Car-Accident and someone needs to pay!

by Benjamin | Feb 4, 2019 | Articles & Research, Jennifer D Pereira, Q&A

Question: I have been in a car accident and suffered an injury. Can I sue the other driver?Answer: Saskatchewan is often referred to as a no-fault insurance jurisdiction. The reality is more nuanced. In Saskatchewan, you can elect to either have no-fault insurance or...

How to Avoid Challenges to your Will

by Robertson Stromberg | Jan 30, 2019 | Articles & Research, Estate Litigation, James D Steele, Wills, Estates, Trusts, Health Care Directives and Powers of Attorney

How to Avoid Challenges to your Will by James Steele Robertson Stromberg LLP, Saskatoon Having a Will is meant to provide comfort, and to make sure your family gets their inheritance when you pass on. Yet all too often Wills are challenged in court. This can...

Q&A: Share and share alike. Except nothing’s on paper

by Robertson Stromberg | Jan 30, 2019 | Articles & Research

Question: I farm with a family member and we don’t really have a formal ownership structure. We consider everything 50/50. Is there anything I should do to make sure we are on the same page?Answer: First off, you don’t want to start a family fight. It’s probably not...

Q&A: Collecting loans from friends

by Robertson Stromberg | Jan 15, 2019 | Articles & Research, Q&A

Question: I loaned some money to a friend and they won’t pay it back. What timelines should I be aware of, to make sure I don’t lose my chance to sue?Answer: If you lent money to a friend, you cannot wait forever to start a lawsuit. If you both agreed they would pay...

Q&A: You cannot get blood from a stone – the realities of judgment enforcement

by Benjamin | Jan 15, 2019 | Articles & Research, Q&A

Question: I have a judgment against someone who owes me money but they say they are broke. Is there any way to enforce my judgment and see if they have any assets?Answer: Getting a judgment can sometimes be the easy part, with the hard being to actually get paid....

Carlson v. Carlson Estate case comment

by Robertson Stromberg | Dec 11, 2018 | Articles & Research, Estate Litigation, James D Steele

This article offers an overview of the 2018 Saskatchewan decision in Carlson v. Carlson Estate, 2018 SKQB 196. Carlson reminds us of the importance of preserving evidence of just how “voluntary” a will is. If, in contrast, a particular beneficiary of the will is seen...

Case Comment Klassen v. Wiers Estate

by Robertson Stromberg | Dec 10, 2018 | Articles & Research, Estate Litigation, James D Steele, Succession Planning

This article offers an overview of the 2018 Saskatchewan decision in Klassen v. Estate of John Arnold Wiers, 2018 SKQB 32, 288 A.C.W.S. (3d) 598. Klassen was a decision which turned on a careful assembling of the evidence. While there was no single piece of magic...

Karpinski v. Zookewich Estate Case Comment

by Robertson Stromberg | Dec 5, 2018 | Articles & Research, Estate Litigation, James D Steele

This article offers an overview of the 2018 Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decision in Karpinski v. Zookewich Estate, 2018 SKCA 56. Karpinski offers helpful reminders to parties who wish to challenge a Will based on a concern that the testator was subjected to undue...

Legal “Standing” to Challenge a Will

by Robertson Stromberg | Dec 4, 2018 | Articles & Research, Estate Litigation, James D Steele

This articles offers an overview of the 2018 Court of Appeal decision in Olson v. Skarsgard Estate, 2018 SKCA 64. Olson offers an important reminder to parties involved in estate litigation. Namely, one should always check to make sure you have the legal “standing” to...

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LATEST NEWS, ARTICLES & RESEARCH

News

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)

Sinclair appointed to the Law Foundation of Saskatchewan

Steele Published in CBA Bar Notes

Articles

Why Courts Show Deference to Consultants’ Decisions

Q&A: Hurt in a Car-Accident and someone needs to pay!

How to Avoid Challenges to your Will

Q&A: Share and share alike. Except nothing’s on paper

Q&A: Collecting loans from friends

Q&A: You cannot get blood from a stone – the realities of judgment enforcement

Carlson v. Carlson Estate case comment

Case Comment Klassen v. Wiers Estate

Karpinski v. Zookewich Estate Case Comment

Legal “Standing” to Challenge a Will