James Steele Published in Saskatchewan Law Review

James Steele’s paper, Will Challenges and the Disclosure of Third-Party Records: The Implications of Stradeski v Kowalyshyn, 2023 SKKB 177 has been published in the most recent volume of the Saskatchewan Law Review. The paper addresses the relevant tests for challenging a will in Saskatchewan and the burden that must be met before documentary disclosure will be ordered.

James’ article can be found here:
Saskatchewan Law Review, vol 88 no 1, 2025 CanLIIDocs 3337 | CanLII

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James Steele Published in Saskatchewan Law Review

James Steele’s paper, Will Challenges and the Disclosure of Third-Party Records: The Implications of Stradeski v Kowalyshyn, 2023 SKKB 177 has been published in the most recent volume of the Saskatchewan Law Review. The paper addresses the relevant tests for...

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James Steele Published in the Advocate

James Steele’s most recent article has been published in the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association’s journal, The Advocate: “Case comment on The Estate of Fedyk v Karmarznuk, 2025 SKKB 50 – What types of evidence can you adduce when interpreting a will?” In this case...

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Case comment: Boire v Boire, 2025 SKKB 150 (CanLII)

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Jennifer Pereira, K.C. named a Thomson Reuters Stand-Out Lawyer for 2026

Congratulations to Jennifer Pereira for being recognized as a Thomson Reuters Stand Out Lawyer.

Stand-out Lawyers, identified in Thomson Reuters’ annual Sharplegal study, are nominated by senior in-house counsel from large organizations based on their impact on client satisfaction, advocacy and ability to adapt to emerging trends.

With more than 20,000 client nominations analyzed in the past three years, the selection process ensures that only those truly valued by their clients are highlighted. As nominations are independent and cannot be influenced by law firms, the list reflects genuine client recognition.

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Join Jennifer Pereira, K.C. at CBA Skilled Lawyers Series

Join us for an insightful session on Strategic Discovery Planning: Maximizing the Value of Discovery in Case Preparation, moderated by Jennifer D. Pereira, K.C., at the CBA Skilled Lawyers series on May 28, 2025. Discovery is a cornerstone of successful litigation....

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James Steele Published in the Advocate

James Steele’s most recent article has been published in the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association’s journal, The Advocate: “Case comment on The Estate of Fedyk v Karmarznuk, 2025 SKKB 50 – What types of evidence can you adduce when interpreting a will?”

In this case comment, James reviews the Court’s approach in Fedyk to will interpretation, with particular attention to the evidentiary principles governing what material may properly be considered when determining testamentary intention. The article provides a useful and practical summary for counsel involved in estate litigation, advising executors, or addressing will-interpretation issues in contested matters.

For more information about the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyer’s Association click here.

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James Steele Published in Saskatchewan Law Review

James Steele’s paper, Will Challenges and the Disclosure of Third-Party Records: The Implications of Stradeski v Kowalyshyn, 2023 SKKB 177 has been published in the most recent volume of the Saskatchewan Law Review. The paper addresses the relevant tests for...

read more

James Steele Published in the Advocate

James Steele’s most recent article has been published in the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association’s journal, The Advocate: “Case comment on The Estate of Fedyk v Karmarznuk, 2025 SKKB 50 – What types of evidence can you adduce when interpreting a will?” In this case...

read more

Case comment: Boire v Boire, 2025 SKKB 150 (CanLII)

The recent Saskatchewan decision in Boire v Boire, 2025 SKKB 150 reminds us of the importance of properly documenting an express trust when adding third parties to title. In Boire there was sufficient evidence of a trust interest as to permit the Court to summarily...

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Robertson Stromberg named Top Western Law Firm by Canadian Lawyer

We are proud to share that Robertson Stromberg has been recognized as a Top Western Law Firm by Canadian Lawyer for 2025-26.

The results reflect 642 reader votes across 45 nominees. First, Canadian Lawyer provided a long list of full-service firms with offices confined to BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and/or the Northern Territories, and asked readers to rank up to 10 firms, based on the following criteria:

  • regional service coverage
  • client base
  • notable mandates
  • service excellence
  • legal expertise

Canadian Lawyer allowed readers to add firms not listed. The team then integrated the ranking results with the Lexpert peer survey, where applicable. Lastly, the team categorized the winners by geography and ranked them in order.

“Our retention demonstrates that if you give people good work and the opportunity to succeed, they will,” says partner Jennifer Pereira.

To learn more about the rankings, visit: https://www.canadianlawyermag.com/news/general/canadian-lawyer-unveils-best-regional-firms-in-bc-alberta-western-canada/393450

 

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James Steele Published in Saskatchewan Law Review

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James Steele Published in the Advocate

James Steele’s most recent article has been published in the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association’s journal, The Advocate: “Case comment on The Estate of Fedyk v Karmarznuk, 2025 SKKB 50 – What types of evidence can you adduce when interpreting a will?” In this case...

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Tiffany Paulsen, K.C. inducted as Fellow of American College of Trial Lawyers

We are proud to share that Tiffany Paulsen, K.C. has been inducted as a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers (ACTL), one of the most prestigious honours available to a trial lawyer in North America. Fellowship in the College is extended by invitation only and is limited to the top one percent of trial lawyers in Canada and the United States.

Tiffany’s induction reflects her exceptional skill as a trial lawyer and the high regard in which she is held by her peers. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated sound judgment, leadership, and professionalism in every aspect of her practice.

This recognition is a significant milestone and a well-earned acknowledgment of Tiffany’s many contributions to the profession. We are delighted to celebrate this achievement with her.

To learn more about the American College of Trial Lawyers and its members, visit www.actl.com/fellows.

Congratulations, Tiffany, this honour is richly deserved.

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read more

James Steele Published in the Advocate

James Steele’s most recent article has been published in the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association’s journal, The Advocate: “Case comment on The Estate of Fedyk v Karmarznuk, 2025 SKKB 50 – What types of evidence can you adduce when interpreting a will?” In this case...

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Ryan Bicknell wins silver medal at 025 U23 Men’s Pan American Championship

Robertson Stromberg would like to congratulate articling student, Ryan Bicknell, who was a member of Team Canada’s silver medal winning softball team at the 025 U23 Men’s Pan American Championship in Argentina

Team Canada took home the silver medal after going 5-2 in the preliminary round.

 

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Will Hampton Appointed Board Chair of CHEP Good Food Inc.

Congratulations to Will Hampton on his appointment as board chair of CHEP Good Food Inc. CHEP Good Food Inc. is a community-driven organization that empowers people to make healthy food choices by addressing barriers like education, accessibility, and cost. Through...

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Curtis Clavelle joins Legal Issues Committee of Egale Canada

We’re proud to share that Curtis Clavelle has joined the Legal Issues Committee of Egale Canada. Egale Canada is a human rights organization that advocates on behalf of Two Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, queer, and intersex (“2SLGBTQI”) communities throughout...

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