On July 5, 2019, SaskPower published its 2018-19 Annual Report (aptly titled: Navigating A Changing Energy Landscape), opening with a clear statement of its innovation and evolution:

Brett J. Cavanaugh is participating in the upcoming ELA webinar with other lawyers across Canada to review the current legal landscape and offer practical information on international business...

Architects create. Engineers design. Trades build. This is how the world of construction works. Sometimes, what is created is difficult to build, such as the Sagrada Familia in Barcelona.

Section 38 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act (BIA) gives creditors a powerful remedy when a trustee refuses to pursue claims that could benefit a bankrupt estate.

A surviving spouse can start or continue a family property claim against the deceased spouse for family property rights. A deceased spouse's representative (e.g., executor or administrator)...

It's not uncommon for a family member to pass without having written a will. In those cases, the deceased relative would be considered intestate. To obtain legal authority to manage that family member's...

Interim suspensions are among the most powerful—and potentially disruptive—tools available to professional regulators.

The Saskatchewan Court of King's Bench recently confirmed that a contract may still be legally binding even if the identity of one of the parties is not clearly stated in the contract.

Navigating the complexities of caring for a disabled adult child or an incapacitated parent can be overwhelming, especially when it involves legal authority over financial...

The process of having a child with the assistance of a surrogate is complicated, involving many different social, medical, and legal considerations.

The latest ruling in this long running skirmish has wide-reaching implications.

The Supreme Court of Canada shed a bit more light on the "bright line rule" for determining when a conflict exists when a law firm represents clients whose interests are adverse in the recent decision of Canadian National Railway Co. v. McKercher LLP.

For lawyers in the estate planning practice, the holiday season is often our busiest time of the year – for good reason!

Clients often ask why they are required to probate an Estate when the deceased had a valid Will. Letters Probate is an order of the Saskatchewan Court of Queen's Bench recognizing...

The Builders' Lien Act (the "BLA") in Saskatchewan is an invaluable enforcement tool for those providing materials or services to improvements on projects within the province.

Most people have middle names. Some hate them, some love them, some even use them instead of their first names.

Franchise disclosure statutes in Canadian commercial law have been designed to ensure transparency and fair dealing between franchisors and prospective franchisees.

Saskatoon lawyer and partner, Christopher J. Masich, overviews important Canadian contractual clauses applicable to post-pandemic challenges.

In a recent decision, the Supreme Court of Canada revisited the "bright line" rule that applies to conflicts of interest among current clients.

On July 5, the Supreme Court upheld its strict test for preventing conflicts of interest in the legal profession.