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Estate planning is not something any of us likes to think about; it is difficult to confront our mortality and imagine a time when we're not here to take care of our loved ones.

Although it is battling for eyeballs with newer services like TikTok, YouTube is still a dominant player in the online video space.

When someone is injured on municipal property in Saskatchewan, a key question arises: Can the municipality be held responsible?

The relationship of artificial intelligence (AI) and privacy is a complex one. As AI rapidly transforms the world, its growing influence raises a critical question.

As an intellectual property lawyer and patent agent, I am regularly approached by clients or prospective clients who want to know if they should protect their new widget with either (a) a patent or (b) a trade secret.

In an era where sustainability sells, environmental claims are everywhere: from "carbon neutral" labels on packaging to promises of "net-zero" operations on corporate websites. These claims are now facing heightened legal...

In Saskatchewan law, holographic wills are distinctive testamentary documents entirely handwritten by the testator, exempt from the formalities of witnesses required by formal wills.

The whole world is seemingly going gaga over what an amazing technology ChatGPT is, yet few pause to consider where this technology comes from.

Construction litigation is a labyrinth of legal complexities, often rooted in a handful of issues. Navigating these challenges demands an adept understanding of construction law...

The GSI Global Shelters Developments Ltd. v Rural Municipality of Last Mountain Valley No. 250, 2024 SKCA 30 (CanLII) ("Last Mountain") decision featured a legal battle...

If a contractor, subcontractor, or another party entitled to payment during a construction project doesn't receive payment within the agreed-upon time frame...

In May 2022 the Federal government passed regulations to generate Federal offset credits called Canada's Greenhouse Gas Offset Credit System pursuant to the Federal Greenhouse Gas Pollution Pricing Act and ...

As the global climate change crisis becomes more evident, and society grows more concerned about the sustainability of the products they are buying, companies are adapting to the growing environmental conscientiousness of their consumers.

The artistic world is embracing AI, but with this exciting development comes a legal hurdle: copyright. In Canada, AI-generated art throws copyright law into question. Who owns the rights – the AI's creator...

Non-profit organizations are established to serve a range of functions in our communities, from providing services, representing special interests, or facilitating recreational endeavors, among many others.

Limitation periods determine the period of time within which one party (whether and individual, corporation, or other entity) must commence a lawsuit against another party.

On October 13, 2023, the Supreme Court of Canada released its decision in Reference re: Impact Assessment Act, 2023 SCC 23 finding the federal Impact Assessment Act ("IAA") was unconstitutional in part.