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Latest News and Articles

RS lawyers listed as Best Lawyers in Canada for 2013

Feb 5, 2013 |

Bill Preston, Chris Donald, Les Prosser, Reynold Robertson, Gwen Goebel, Ken Ziegler, Kim Anderson, Gary Young, Melvin Gerspacher, and Allan Haubrich were all selected by their peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers in Canada 2013 edition.  Kim Anderson received an...

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Alexandre to Present at CBA Mid-Winter Meeting

Feb 5, 2013 |

Partner Misty Alexandre will co-present a seminar entitled "Litigation 101" at the Canadian Bar Association (Saskatchewan) Mid-Winter Meeting in Saskatoon on February 8, 2013 at 1 pm. For more informtion about the CBA (Saskatchewan)'s Mid-Winter Meeting click here.

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RS Moves up in “Canadian Lawyer” Magazine’s Rankings

Feb 5, 2013 |

Robertson Stromberg LLP remains one of the Top 10 firms on the Prairies and takes over 3rd spot in the Canadian Lawyer magazine's firm ratings for Saskatchewan. Partner Gary Young Q.C. expresses it best, "we think we punch above our weight".  With a fraction of the...

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