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Following The Court of Queen’s Bench earlier directive that postponed jury trials scheduled to commence before April 1, 2022 due the COVID-19, the Court has issued a new directive to...
Read More +On Thursday, October 28, a member kindly reached out to one of our librarians to point out that the Saskatchewan Queen’s Bench Rules Annotated 2021 failed to incorporate an amendment...
Read More +Please note effective October 25, 2021, this member has been reinstated. Mr. Trevor Shishkin of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan has been disqualified effective October 16, 2021, pursuant to Rule 724 and is...
Read More +Please be advised that the Provincial Court has recently added Practice Directive 13 regarding Audio/Visual Recording or Broadcasting of Court Proceedings.
Read More +Saskatchewan Lawyers’ Insurance Association (SLIA) is a non-profit corporation and a wholly owned subsidiary of the Law Society of Saskatchewan (LSS) which provides errors and omissions insurance to the members...
Read More +In response to the most recent information available concerning the public health risks posed by COVID-19 and its variants, the Court of Queen’s Bench has issued a Directive that postpones...
Read More +The Walter Owen Book Prize, awarded annually by The Canadian Foundation for Legal Research, serves to recognize and reward excellent legal research and writing published in books which comprise outstanding...
Read More +In Spring 2018, Bill 97 The Arbitration (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 and Bill 98 The Miscellaneous (Family Dispute Resolution) Amendment Act, 2017 were passed in the Legislative Assembly....
Read More +The Ministry of Labour Relations and Workplace Safety is seeking individuals interested in being included on a list of adjudicators to hear appeals of decisions under Part III (Occupational Health...
Read More +By James D Steele A recent case from the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal reminds us of the importance of first confirming you have standing to challenge a will. “Standing” refers...
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