Jennifer Pereira, K.C. appointed Chair of the Remai Foundation

We’re proud to share that Jennifer Pereira, K.C. has been appointed Chair of the Remai Foundation.

The Remai Foundation is a dedicated nonprofit established to support the mission and long-term sustainability of Remai Modern, one of Canada’s leading contemporary art museums. Through endowment building, strategic fundraising, and responsible stewardship, the Foundation ensures ongoing funding for exhibitions, acquisitions, research, and public programming.

As Chair, Jennifer brings extensive leadership and governance experience to advance the Foundation’s commitment to cultural enrichment and community engagement in Saskatchewan.

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Jennifer Pereira To Chair CBA Mid-Winter Meetings

"Enhancing Justice" is the title for the Canadian Bar Association's Mid-Winter Meetings set for January 31 and February 1, 2019 in Saskatoon.  Jennifer Pereira, Chairperson for the event has announced that experts and distinguished speakers addressing the meeting will...

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Jennifer Pereira Presents on Marijuana and Insurance Issues

In October 2018, federal legislation comes into force which authorizes Canadian provinces and territories to establish mechanisms for the sale of recreational marijuana. Anticipating the effect this may have on its members, the Law Society of Saskatchewan is offering...

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Twelve RS Lawyers named to 2019 Best Lawyers List

August 21, 2018 -- Robertson Stromberg LLP is pleased to announce that 12 lawyers have been included in the 2019 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers™ has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal...

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James Steele shares key insights in Globe and Mail article

Estate management isn’t just about playing it safe – it’s about acting prudently.

Estate Litigation partner James Steele shares key insights in the Globe and Mail on the risks executors face when large estate proceeds sit idle in bank accounts. In complex estates, especially where millions are involved, failing to invest estate assets wisely could expose executors to liability.

As James explains, executors need to balance caution with strategy – and ensure beneficiaries are kept informed of the plan. Transparent communication, oversight, and professional guidance are essential.

Read more about best practices for executors and the legal implications of poor investment decisions here.

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Andrea Charlie named chair of CBA Wills, Estates & Trusts Law Section

Congratulations to Andrea Charlie on being named Chair of the CBA (Sask) Wills, Estates & Trusts Law Section

The Wills, Estates and Trusts Law section of the Canadian Bar Association (Sask) examines legal and policy issues related to estate planning, administration, capacity, and succession. Under Andrea’s leadership, it will continue to support law reform, professional development, and best practices in this important area of law. For more information click, here.

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Why Do I Need a Will?

A commonly asked question is why do I need a will? Your will sets out what is to happen to your assets (more commonly known as your estate) when you pass away. If you pass away without a will then your estate falls into what is called intestacy. An intestate estate...

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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. Jennifer Pereira will guide discussions on advanced strategies to:

  • Develop proactive discovery plans tailored to your case goals.
  • Maximize questionings to build robust, persuasive cases.
  • Overcome common discovery challenges with practical techniques.
  • Integrate discovery insights effectively into your overall case theory.

To register for this webinar click here.

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"Enhancing Justice" is the title for the Canadian Bar Association's Mid-Winter Meetings set for January 31 and February 1, 2019 in Saskatoon.  Jennifer Pereira, Chairperson for the event has announced that experts and distinguished speakers addressing the meeting will...

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Jennifer Pereira Presents on Marijuana and Insurance Issues

In October 2018, federal legislation comes into force which authorizes Canadian provinces and territories to establish mechanisms for the sale of recreational marijuana. Anticipating the effect this may have on its members, the Law Society of Saskatchewan is offering...

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Twelve RS Lawyers named to 2019 Best Lawyers List

August 21, 2018 -- Robertson Stromberg LLP is pleased to announce that 12 lawyers have been included in the 2019 Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada. Since it was first published in 1983, Best Lawyers™ has become universally regarded as the definitive guide to legal...

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Benchmark Litigation Canada Lists Robertson Stromberg as a Recommended Firm

Benchmark Litigation Canada has published its guide to the leading litigation teams in the country.

The guide’s results are the culmination of a four-month research period during which time extensive interviews are conducted with litigators and their clients.  The researchers examine casework handled by the firms and seek opinions on litigators practicing within their province or practice area. Using this client and peer-review methodology, Benchmark strives to provide the most accurate and comprehensive coverage of the Canadian litigation market.

Robertson Stromberg is ranked as a Recommended Firm for the province of Saskatchewan. Lawyers singled out as “local litigation stars” include M. Kim Anderson, K.C.  in the area of Insolvency Law and Jennifer Pereira, K.C. in the areas of insurance and commercial litigation.

For more information, click here.

M. Kim Anderson, K.C.

Insolvency Law

Jennifer D. Pereira, K.C.

Insurance & Commercial Litigation

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Commercial Leases and the Impact of COVID-19

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Insurance Coverage Considerations on Covid-19

As of March 30, 2020 the Saskatchewan government signed an order pursuant to the provincial State of Emergency directing that all orders of the government and Chief Medical Health Officer must be followed and that law enforcement agencies in Saskatchewan have the full...

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Robertson Stromberg Well-Represented as Best Lawyers

Best Lawyers™ recognizes extraordinary lawyers in private practice through an exhaustive peer-review process. Today, Best Lawyers™, published the 14th Edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada and we are pleased to announce that twelve lawyers from the firm have been...

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What To Do When You’re Sued

Jennifer Pereira, QC and Curtis Clavelle will present a webinar to Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association members on April 16, 2019.  They will discuss the best responses to lawsuits, and what you can do to protect your municipality, prepare your case, and...

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Q&A: Hurt in a Car-Accident and someone needs to pay!

Question: I have been in a car accident and suffered an injury. Can I sue the other driver?Answer: Saskatchewan is often referred to as a no-fault insurance jurisdiction. The reality is more nuanced. In Saskatchewan, you can elect to either have no-fault insurance or...

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Anderson and Steele Present to SUMA Members

Struggling with a complex tax enforcement issue? Want to avoid taking a property? The Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association (SUMA) is offering the webinar How to Make Tax Collection Less Taxing.  Robertson Stromberg's Kim Anderson, QC, and James Steele will...

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Curtis Clavelle Presenting to Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association Convention

Join Curtis Clavelle at the Saskatchewan Regional Parks Association Convention on April 25, 2025. Curtis will be presenting on legal issues unique to regional parks in our province. For more information click here.

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Can my child choose where they want to live?

The short answer is no. However, the wishes of children can be considered in determining parenting arrangements. As the Court does not want children to participate in family law disputes, this article briefly touches on how to put the wishes of a child before the...

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Retroactive Child Support: Should you be Worried?

The recent Supreme Court of Canada decision, Michel v Graydon, 2020 SCC 24  is likely going to cause late night anxiety for some parents as the Court determined that, no matter how old the “children” are, parents may still collect unpaid child support from the other...

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