Blog and Insights
Family, Fairness, and the Business: Where Most Succession Plans Succeed (or Fail)
By: Hannah Pasloski and Janelle Anderson See the published version of this article in SHCA’s Think BIG magazine (pages page 29 to 33). This is the second in a three-part series by Procido LLP on succession planning for business owners. The first article established why succession planning must begin early and treat the business as […]
Municipal Flooding Responsibilities in Saskatchewan: What Municipalities Need to Know Before Liability Rises
By: By Kelsey Sonntag, Troy Baril, Chad Eggerman, Glenn Wright (P.Eng.), Russel Weber See the published version of this article in Municipal Voice (pages page 38 and 39). Flooding across Saskatchewan can escalate quickly. Heavy rain, rapid snow melt, blocked culverts, altered drainage patterns, and unauthorized water diversion can create immediate risks for municipalities, ratepayers, […]
Right to Repair in Saskatchewan: What is it and does it exist?
By: Adam Hendry, Kelsey Sonntag, Craig Zawada, and Dana Lucas Farmers are known to be handy and can often fix equipment themselves when it breaks down. However, agriculture technology has vastly changed the ability for producers to repair their own equipment. A breakdown in the middle of haying season costs more than time, feed quality […]
Differences in Termination With Cause and Termination Without Cause
By: Iffat Ritter Termination with Cause is the removal of an employee due to serious misconduct or a significant breach of the employment contract. This can include actions such as theft, fraud, severe insubordination, or other behaviors that fundamentally undermine the employment relationship. The employer bears the burden of proving that the misconduct was serious […]
Construction Contracts in Canada: What Contract is Best for You?
By: Taylor Moroz and Troy Baril Construction projects in Saskatchewan have a way of teaching people the same lesson quickly. The contract you sign at the beginning often matters far more than the parties initially anticipate, and they truly only understand this once the project is underway and an issue arises. At Procido LLP, we […]
Events
Legal Issues in Engineering & Manufacturing
Chad Eggerman presented Legal Issues in Engineering & Manufacturing in a live webinar hosted by the Saskatoon Engineering Society (SES) on August 25, 2026. Engineering and manufacturing decisions increasingly sit at the intersection of technical judgment, contractual obligations, rapidly changing technology and legal risk. Chad’s presentation examined those risks from a practical perspective, focusing on […]
News
Procido LLP congratulates Craig Zawada, K.C., Rob Hendry, Troy Baril and Chad Eggerman, for inclusion in the 2027 Edition of Best Lawyers.
Procido LLP is a full-service law firm with clients in Saskatchewan, across Canada and around the world. Our mantra is: quality, collaboration and cost-certainty. We benchmark the quality of our legal services with national law firms in Canada. We have established internal work flows to ensure legal services are completed collaboratively with our clients by […]
Ayendrila Sharma Joins the Team at Procido LLP as an Associate
Procido LLP is pleased to welcome Ayendrila Sharma to the firm as an Associate. After graduating from the University of Saskatchewan College of Law in 2020, Ayendrilla was called to the Saskatchewan Bar in 2021. Her practice areas include Municipal Law, Family Law, and Real Estate. Outside of law, Ayendrila is a member of the […]
Exciting News: Crystal Russel is Now a Limited Licensee
Procido LLP is pleased to announce that our Wills and Estates Paralegal, Crystal Russell, has obtained a limited licence. This licence allows her to give advice, draft and complete legal documents for estate planning and provide advice and represent clients in proceedings under Section 9 of The Administration of Estates Act. Combined with her years […]
Exciting News: Dana Lucas Publishes Article in the Gonzaga Journal of International Law
Procido LLP is proud to share Dana Lucas’s latest publication in the Gonzaga Journal of International Law, “Honey, I Blew Up the World! Artificial Intelligence, Principle-Based Regulation, and the Luddite Legacy.” The article offers a thoughtful perspective on AI governance, exploring how historical responses to technological disruption can inform today’s regulatory challenges.” To learn more […]
Exciting News: Managing Partner, Troy Baril, recognized by The Lawyer Network 2026 Annual Awards
Municipal Law Expert of the Year in Canada: Troy Baril The Lawyer Network Annual Awards 2026 edition is available to view here. The Lawyer Network Annual Awards celebrate those who have been successful over the past 12 months and have shown excellence, not only expertise, but also service. AS part of the Lawyer Network process, […]