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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 […]

By: Glenn Wright, Associate – Procido LLP Procido LLP is acting for concerned citizens and three non-governmental organizations in two cases concerning electricity generation in Saskatchewan. Glenn Wright, Counsel with Procido LLP, is the lead litigator on each case. The first case, Dykstra et al v SaskPower et al, was filed in March of 2023 […]