McKercher LLP Partner Joe A. Gill joined North Forge for an ElevateIP webinar titled Own It or Lose It, focusing on tactical intellectual property (IP) issues for startups...

Summary Judgments And Insurance Claims In Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon lawyer, Bruce Harrison, with the assistance of articling student, Tyler Gray

With the onslaught of recent government programs to assist businesses weather the economic damage of COVID-19

Saskatoon lawyer and partner, Joe A. Gill, and associate Jordan C. McBride discuss the growth of the AgTech industry and related legal and policy changes...

If you told a Saskatchewan farmer in the 1980s that their two-section farm would be worth $2 million in 2020, ...

The Government of Saskatchewan has announced that The Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act, 2019 comes into force today, March 1, 2022.

This handbook is a summary of the information as it relates to employers surrounding the recently announced Government of Saskatchewan report titled 'Re-Open Saskatchewan...

Haley A. Irwin and Paige E. Van de Sype presented via Vexxit Life, a webinar on April 28, 2021 on all things wills and estates. Haley is an associate in the Regina McKercher LLP office...

Regina lawyers, David E. Thera, QC and Haley A. Irwin assisted in the compilation of a guide to court procedures during COVID-19.

George A. Green and Brett J. Cavanaugh joined Peter Walts, Chief Operating Officer of Employment Law Alliance, for the June edition of their Employment Matters Podcast.

When a family member dies leaving a will in Saskatchewan, understanding who has the legal right to manage their estate becomes crucial. The process involves navigating court applications, priority orders, and obtaining proper legal authority to handle the deceased's property and assets. Knowing your rights and responsibilities as a potential executor or administrator can help ensure the estate is managed properly and efficiently.

Saskatoon lawyer, Andrew J. Dusevic, and Regina lawyer, Tyler K. Gray, discuss the output-based performance standards program by the Government of Saskatchewan for industrial emissions...

There is no standard grain contract in Saskatchewan. While the Agricultural Producers Association of Saskatchewan has recently called for a standard grain contract

A significant development for franchisors has just been announced: The Cabinet of the Government of Saskatchewan has set June 30, 2026, as the coming into force date of The Franchise Disclosure Act, SS 2024, c 13...

The Supreme Court of Canada released an important decision for self-governing First Nations today in Dickson v Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, up holding the First Nation's...

The Saskatchewan government recently announced that The Builders' Lien (Prompt Payment) Amendment Act and The Builders' Lien Amendment Regulations, 2020 will come into force on March 1, 2022.

Rent-to-own agreements have historically been a practical solution for prospective purchasers who were unable to qualify for traditional financing at the outset...

McKercher LLP Partner, George A. Green joins Mark Alward for a timely discussion on the Employment Matters Podcast, brought to you by Employment Law Alliance.

In Saskatchewan, summer marks the peak of construction season—six months of full-scale activity across roads, buildings, and infrastructure.