By embracing remote work and modern office models, Procido LLP has gone from hanging a shingle to a team of 25.

Sydney Sukymka and Patricia Warsaba, K.C. of McKercher LLP to discuss receiving the 2023 Canadian Bar Association Saskatchewan Branch Community Service Award.

Controversy has erupted in response to law societies across Canada mandating cultural competency courses like the CBA's "The Path" program.

As the legendary Forrest Gump said, “Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.” A day in the life of a Legal Aid lawyer is similar.

Bill C7 (March 2021) broadened eligibility to persons without reasonably foreseeable natural death (RFND), adding some additional safeguards, such as increasing the mandatory waiting period for 90 days, while MAID for sole mental illness was initially excluded until March 17, 2023 (recently deferred to March 2024).

Burnout is not unique to family law. I would hazard a guess that most lawyers experience burnout at some point in their career.

The toughest thing was to leave the partnership. To actually retire. It was my hardest decision, but it turned out to be not a difficult or drawn-out process.

As most lawyers know, our Code of Professional Conduct (the Code) has been amended to clarify the requirements regarding direct supervision of non-lawyers (see s. 6.1 of the Code). These amendments were thoroughly considered after many consultations related to non-lawyers’ roles in the legal industry, with the goal of improving access to justice.

There is perhaps no more contested term in the current discussions of race, discrimination and equality than the phrase “white privilege”.

The Shift Project offers up to 4 hours of free legal advice for individuals who have suffered workplace sexual harassment at a Saskatchewan workplace.