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By: Kelsey Sonntag and Troy Baril Municipal bylaws and policies shape how communities function day‑to‑day, from regulating land use to ensuring public safety and environmental stewardship. Yet many municipalities operate on bylaws and policies that were drafted years, sometimes decades, ago. As communities evolve, outdated bylaws and policies can limit effective governance, create enforcement challenges, […]

By: Rob Hendry Over the past year, clients have increasingly sent me documents – invention disclosures, patent prior art analyses (reviews of third-party patents), and even full patent applications – that have been drafted using artificial intelligence. Some have benefited from inventor revisions, but most are passed along as is. So far I’ve seen some […]

By: Sandra Ufondu and Kelsey Sonntag For many business owners, succession planning is seen as something to deal with “later.” It is often associated with retirement, a sale of the company, or handing the reins to the next generation decades later. However, succession planning should begin the moment you build something of value. While many […]

By: Chad Eggerman Procido LLP recently hosted a live webinar led by Founding Partner Chad Eggerman exploring one of today’s most important changes in the delivery of legal services: how individuals and businesses can use free AI legal tools safely and effectively before hiring a lawyer. As artificial intelligence becomes part of everyday decision-making, more people […]

By: Russel Weber, Glenn Wright P. Eng., Troy Baril, Chad Eggerman In Saskatchewan, landowners generally cannot legally drain land, pump water, dig ditches, deepen channels, drain wetlands, install tile drainage, alter a creek, use a municipal ditch, or increase/decrease flows onto other land without agency approvals and landowner permission. Improper drainage can expose landowners and […]