In tort cases involving multiple injuries, it can be difficult to parse out which injuries were caused by the original tort.

Have you been named as an executor in a Will, and are curious as to whether you are entitled to any form of compensation to act in that role? If so, the answer is yes, you are!

Decision-makers are frequently tasked with assessing witness testimony and making findings on the reliability and credibility...

In February 2025, the Saskatchewan King's Bench issued an important decision in Loucks v Regina Humane Society Inc. The case involved twenty-one dogs seized by the Regina Humane Society.

A recent Alberta Court of Appeal case highlights the importance of a lawyer's obligation to responsibly use artificial intelligence in their practice.

Saskatchewan has the highest rate of domestic violence in Canada. To support and protect survivors of domestic violence, or "intimate partner violence", the province is adopting legislation titled:

In the past several weeks, the Canadian economy has felt the unprecedented impact of business interruption, employee layoffs, travel restrictions, and a reduction in consumer spending.

When you stop in the morning to get a coffee at a local fast food drive-thru, chances are you are dealing with a business that is part of a national franchise network.

When Mr. Lawrence Moore died, he left behind a messy legal issue for his surviving spouse and ex-wife to deal with: Who gets the life insurance proceeds?

For a lot of junior lawyers, you reach a time when you may need to transition files to a new lawyer due to a career change, leave, or change in practice areas.

Unlike other jurisdictions in Canada, judgment enforcement in Saskatchewan is a unique process.

In the unanimous decision of the Supreme Court on July 5, 2013, Canadian National Railway Co. v. McKercher LLP,1 the Chief Justice frames the main question on appeal as whether a law firm can accept a retainer to act against a current client on a matter unrelated to the client's existing files and more specifically, can a firm bring a lawsuit against a current client on behalf of another client?

On June 23, 2021, the Canadian Securities Administrators (CSA) announced National Instrument 45-110 Start-up Crowdfunding Registration and Prospectus Exemptions ("NI 45-110").

That COVID-19 will have an impact on commercial agreements of every type is at this point self-evident. In past weeks, governments have passed increasingly restrictive measures...

I am selling my home. I pay my residential property taxes on the 1st of every month. My possession date is on the 5th. Do I have to pay the full month ...

Saskatoon lawyers, Caroline J. Smith and Cole J.N. Wilson, provide a discussion about the many aspects the COVID-19 pandemic has changed our personal and professional lives.

People have been using emojis (😀), and their predecessors, emoticons ( :-) ), for more than forty years to help express themselves in the digital world, where mere words can be misinterpreted.

The digital revolution that has occurred since the invention of personal computers and mobile devices has led to numerous benefits for individuals and organizations seeking to maximize...

RAS stands for Renewable Access Service, which is SaskPower's new program that will allow participating companies to purchase clean electricity directly from qualified Independent Power Producers.

We are amidst a global shift toward renewable energy, which, for Saskatchewan and other jurisdictions rich with renewable resources, is creating a new frontier of resource development and supply opportunity.