For the Public

The Law Society of Saskatchewan was established in 1907 to regulate the legal profession in Saskatchewan, with an overarching mandate to protect the public interest. The Law Society serves the public interest by regulating competency and integrity in the practice of law, safeguarding the independence of the legal profession, and promoting access to legal services and justice.

Although working in the public interest, the Law Society does not provide legal advice to the public or advocate on behalf of individual members of the public. The Law Society does provide a number of resources for the public:

• Find legal assistance directory: use the Law Society directory to locate a licensed legal professional
• Finding legal assistance: learn about the services legal professionals can provide and guidance on meeting with a legal professional
• Legal information, resources and assistance: learn about the law and legal resources as well as additional options for assistance
• Concerns about a legal professional: locate information, guidance and self-help tools if you have a concern about a legal professional, including how to file a complaint  
• Looking for a lost will: learn more about the Law Society’s lost wills list