The executors failed to administer the estate in a ‘reasonable and prudent manner’: court
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Meet the top-performing legal experts representing the Canadian prairies
Saskatchewan Health Authority wins case against orthopedic surgeon found to be vexatious litigant
Doctor’s hospital privileges were suspended in 2016 after concerns were raised
Top Prairie Law Firms in Saskatchewan and Manitoba 2023–24
The top Prairie law firms are performing at their peak, setting the bar even higher for standards across the profession in the region
Top Prairie Firms for 2023–24 unveiled
Top firms from Saskatchewan and Manitoba stayed in the winner’s circle since previous survey
New Saskatchewan law aims to sever ties of financial coercion for human trafficking victims
Legislative amendments seek to shield human trafficking victims from impact of coerced debts
Are written agreements and signatures required to make deals enforceable? Not always.
This column was originally published on RENX.ca.
In the realm of real estate transactions, it’s well understood that for a purchase and sale contract to be legitimate, it must, at the very least, outline the identity of involved parties, describe…
Sask. Court of Appeal upholds professional misconduct case against off-duty doctor
He allegedly committed a sexual offence against a woman who was not his patient
Meanwhile, in Contracts-by-Emoji News
We started this academic year of blogging with a report on emojis as acceptance in a case from Saskatchewan. ContractsProfs have begun teaching the case, and students are saying or more likely “of course emojis are acceptance — how else…
Calling 911 about an overdose cannot result in drug possession arrest, finds SK appeal court
Admission of evidence risks human life in future cases, says court