Kimberly Duval (she/her)

Chief Administrative Officer
Limited Licensee Corporate Law
+1 306 380 7725 (mobile)
kimberly.duval@procido.com

Kimberly Duval serves as Procido LLP’s Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) and Senior Corporate Paralegal. She is a Limited Licensee authorized by the Law Society of Saskatchewan to provide services in corporate law and is responsible for overseeing and managing the firm’s Corporate Department. Cores Level 1, 2, & 3 certification and accredited in the Province of Alberta Corporate Registry.

Experienced leader and manager with more than 18 years of specialized expertise advising and supporting provincial, federal, and non-profit corporations in a wide range of corporate matters, including mergers and acquisitions, reorganizations, amalgamations, continuances, incorporations, dissolutions, revivals, due diligence and other corporate services.

Kimberly possesses advanced knowledge and extensive experience with federal and provincial corporate registries across Canada, particularly in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and Ontario. She has extensive expertise in extra-provincial registrations and amendment filings, supported by a thorough understanding of provincial and territorial registry requirements, including compliance with the New West Partnership Trade Agreement (NWPTA) and the Mutual Recognition and Registration System (MRAS), ensuring adherence to applicable corporate legislation and regulatory requirements across multiple jurisdictions.

Highly efficient in a fully paperless environment, utilizing digital minute books and leading corporate management platforms, including Enact, ALF, Global Enact, and Athennian. She also leverages paperless billing and invoicing systems to enhance operational efficiency and client service.

Extensive knowledge of the Saskatchewan and Alberta Land Titles Registries, with significant experience handling a broad range of land title matters, including caveats, discharges, liens, bankruptcy-related registrations, renewals, amendments, encumbrances, subleases, and other real property interests and filings.