Jared Epp joins Advisory Board
Jared Epp has been asked to join the Customer Advisory Board for Logikcull, a legal tech company head-quartered in San Francisco.
You can learn more about Logikcull here.
Travis Kusch Becomes Robertson Stromberg’s Newest Associate Lawyer
Robertson Stromberg is pleased to announce that Travis Kusch has joined the firm’s litigation team.
Having completed all the requirements outlined by the Law Society of Saskatchewan, Travis Kusch recently signed the Roll at the Law Society office in Regina.
Congratulations Travis.
Introducing 2018 RS Articling Students
We are happy to introduce Andrew Gaucher and Curtis Clavelle as Robertson Stromberg’s articling students for 2018. Both Andrew and Curtis completed their J.D. degrees at the University of Saskatchewan and we look forward to their continuing contributions to the firm.
Estate Litigation – Resulting Trusts
Can a resulting trust exist in respect of land under the western Canadian Torrens system, or, is such a trust inconsistent with the statutory concept of conclusive title? This case comment was published in Schnurr’s Estate Litigation.
Case Comment by James Steele Published in Estate Litigation Textbook
James Steele has published a case comment in Brian A. Schnurr’s Estate Litigation, 2d ed. vol. 1 (Toronto: Thomson Reuters, 2017). The piece appears in the Issues in Focus section of this textbook. James’s piece deals with the recent Saskatchewan Court of Appeal decision in Dunnison Estate v. Dunnison, 2017 SKCA 40. More broadly, the piece discusses whether a resulting trust can exist in respect of land under the western Canadian Torrens system, or, whether such a trust is inconsistent with the statutory concept of conclusive title.