Application of ‘crumbling skull’ doctrine required apportionment of benefits at 50 percent
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Saskatchewan officially rolls out family law screening program
Program features family law screening officers at Court of King’s Bench in Regina and Saskatoon
Misdiagnosis of rare tumour, more invasive surgery not negligence: Sask. Court of Appeal
Exception on standard of care not applicable; expert evidence on standard practice needed
Canadian Court Sentences Former Politician on Charge of Antisemitic Hate Speech
Ottawa City News reports on the sentencing by a Saskatchewan trial court of the leader of a now defunct political party for violation of Canada’s hate speech law:The former leader of the Canadian Nationalist Party was handed a one-year…
First-ever lawyer from Whitecap Dakota First Nation uses role as an elected vice-chief for advocacy
Federation of Indigenous Sovereign Nations’ Aly Bear says law background a tool in fight for justice
No need to stay personal injury suit in favour of similar class action suit: Sask. Court of Appeal
Both lawsuits arose from 2018 Humboldt Broncos bus accident that killed 16
Arrest of protesters, dismantling of camp lawful: Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Protest highlighted failings of government in treatment of Indigenous people
Doctor’s reasonable bad faith allegation not automatically scandalous: Sask Court of Appeal
He underwent assessment to qualify for a regular license to practice medicine
Indigenous hunters facing illegal hunting charges in Saskatchewan get new trial
Lower-court judges deciding case without proper evidentiary record: Saskatchewan Court of Appeal
Investigatory delay or inefficiency alone not basis for abuse of process: Sask Court of Appeal
Charge against inmate not sworn until after period to appeal conviction expired