Robertson Stromberg Lawyers listed in The Best Lawyers in Canada

Ten Robertson Stromberg lawyers have been selected by their peers for inclusion in the 10th edition of  The Best Lawyers in Canada®. 

Christopher Donald is listed for Corporate Law, Reynold Robertson for Education Law, Les Prosser for Corporate Law, Mining Law, and Natural Resources Law, M. Kim Anderson for Banking and Finance Law, and Insolvency and Financial Restructuring Law, Tiffany Paulson for Family Law, Ken Ziegler for Immigration Law, Gary Young for Insurance Law, Melvin Gerspacher for Tax Law, Allan Haubrich for Trusts and Estates Law and Bill Preston for Construction Law.

Additionally, two Robertson Stromberg lawyers have been designated as “Lawyer of the Year” for Saskatoon in their practice areas. Bill Preston has been named the Best Lawyers’ 2016 Construction Law “Lawyer of the Year” for Saskatoon and M. Kim Anderson is listed as “Lawyer of the Year” for Saskatoon in the areas of Banking and Finance Law as well as Insolvency and Financial Restructuring Law.  Only a single lawyer in each practice area in each community is honoured with the “Lawyer of the Year” designation.

 

Alexandre to Present to Construction Industry

Misty Alexandre will be one of the instructors for the Management Essentials for the Construction Industry course, an educational opportunity offered through the Saskatoon Construction Association and Great Plains College.

Misty will be presenting a module on “Contract Documents and Bonds in the Construction Industry” on September 25.

To learn more about this course, or to register, click here.

Kirsten Hnatuk joins Appeals Committee

Kirsten Hnatuk has been appointed to the Saskatchewan Legal Aid Commission Civil Appeals Committee.   This Committee works with the Chief Executive Officer of Legal Aid Saskatchewan to determine financial eligibility for their legal services.

To learn more about the work of this Committee, click here.

Saskatoon featured in Canadian Lawyer magazine

Robertson Stromberg’s Tiffany Paulsen and Chris Donald were interviewed for the most recent issue of Canadian Lawyer.  The article “Saskatoon: Strong Economy Boosts City’s Legal Profession” by Mervin Brass looks at the recent growth in Saskatchewan’s economy and the resulting effect on Saskatoon’s legal community.

Tiffany Paulsen, leader of RS’s Recruitment and Retention Committee, says applications are at a record high which reflects the optimism of our community and the firm’s respectful attitude toward a balanced, inclusive workforce. Paulsen says the firm’s partnership supports women starting a family by “making sure they have a practice to come back to when they come back from maternity leave”.

Chris Donald praised the work of RS’s young lawyers, particularly the growing role of young female partners:  “A number of years ago we were hiring a lot of women associates who started off as articling students and stayed on as associates and then ultimately came on as partners … we noted that we were doing very, very well by the women we hired in our firm”.  Robertson Stromberg has a 60/40 male to female ratio at the Partners’ table.

The entire article can be read here.

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