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Calling all Practitioners
March 20, 2019Christine Muldoon, Resource Coordinator
As you may have noticed if you have visited them lately, the Law Society’s Saskatchewan Practice Checklists need work. While much of the guidance therein is still relevant, there have been legislative changes and new court directives since the checklists were last revised. Some of the authorities and the case law we cite are somewhat dated, too.
Please consider volunteering to help us update the checklists if you have any experience in the following areas, or even if you are a student or a new lawyer who is relatively new to these subjects:
- Corporate & Commercial Law
- Criminal Law
- Family Law
- Litigation
- Real Estate
- Wills & Estates
We are immensely grateful to our past contributors and would welcome further assistance from anyone who is available and willing, but we would also like to encourage new members to take part in the process.
If you are interested in making your mark on the Saskatchewan Practice Checklists, please do not hesitate to contact me at [email protected].