Robert Stromberg KC Receives the Saskatchewan Order of Merit

Congratulations to Robert Stromberg, KC, on being selected to receive the Saskatchewan Order of Merit, the province’s highest honour.

Robert played a pivotal role in leading Robertson Stromberg LLP to national success and currently serves as an active board member, chairing several initiatives. He and his wife, Sandra, are also significant contributors to healthcare and education.

The Saskatchewan Order of Merit was established in 1985 to celebrate the excellence and achievements of Saskatchewan citizens. The Order recognizes notable contributions in various fields, including agriculture, business, industry, community leadership, public service, art, research, and volunteering.

Robert and seven others will receive the Order medal at a special ceremony in Saskatoon, celebrating the 40th anniversary of the Order in early June.

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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.
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Jennifer Pereira Presents on Marijuana and Insurance Issues

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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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Today's issue of "Bridges", a local weekly newspaper published by the Star Pheonix features a story about RSP lawyer Tiffany Paulsen.  Tiffany is soon returning to RSP from a maternity leave.  Her other role, that of Saskatoon city councillor does not provide for time...

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