Taylor Moroz graduated from the University of Saskatchewan, College of Law in 2022. He then spent the 2022–2023 year clerking at the Court of King’s Bench in Regina. At the Court, Taylor gained a unique, behind-the-scenes perspective on how judicial decision-making unfolds — or, as one Justice put it, “how the sausage is made.”

At Procido LLP, Taylor’s practice spans a wide range of litigation and dispute resolution matters. He has experience handling everything from spearheading multimillion-dollar, cross-border corporate-commercial disputes involving publicly traded companies, to advising both employers and employees on wrongful dismissal matters. He also regularly provides legal advice to municipalities on bylaw development, enforcement strategies, and practical legal solutions tailored to local governance. With over a decade of industry experience, Taylor has developed deep expertise in construction law filing and enforcing builders’ liens, managing complex litigation files, and offering advisory services for all stages of a construction dispute.

Above all, Taylor brings a passion for helping clients navigate and resolve their legal conflicts. Whether the matter is high-stakes or deeply personal, his goal is to de-escalate where possible, advocate fiercely where necessary, and guide clients toward practical, effective solutions. Taylor is detail-oriented and understands the importance of open, direct communication with clients at every stage.

Outside of the office, Taylor enjoys playing soccer and tennis, rowing on the Saskatchewan River, and spending time with his cat, Willem, and dog, Lucy.

PRACTICE AREAS

• General Litigation & Dispute Resolution
• Complex Corporate-Commercial Disputes
• Employment & Labour Law
• Family Law
• Guardianship Applications
• Estate Litigation
• Wills & Estates
• Municipal Law
• Construction Law
• Energy & Mining
• Cryptocurrency

• Acted as legal counsel in multimillion-dollar international corporate litigation involving publicly traded companies
• Represented clients in complex cryptocurrency mining disputes
• Advised both employers and employees in a wide range of employment termination matters
• Represented clients in contentious estate litigation, including the removal of executors
• Handled numerous family law matters, ranging from parenting disputes to asset division
• Assisted municipalities and private developers in zoning, tax collection, and governance-related litigation

Author of several articles focused on emerging and practical issues in law, including:

• Court of Appeal Upholds Use of Emojis as Valid Acceptance in Contracts
• Navigating the Impacts of Tariffs on the Construction and Infrastructure Sectors: Challenges and Strategies
• Understanding When a Municipality Can Be Sued in Saskatchewan: A Guide for Residents and Municipalities
• From Invoice to Income: Strategies to Resolve Construction Payment Disputes
• Tick, Tick, Tick – Navigating Limitation Periods and a Plaintiff’s Duty to Advance Claims
• To Sue, or Be Sued: A Legal Primer for New Litigants in the Construction Industry
• Navigating Municipal Governance: Insights from GSI Global Shelters Developments Ltd. v Last Mountain Valley
• Navigating Zoning Regulations: What is a Variance and How to Obtain One
• Unraveling the Core Causes of Construction Litigation: Strategies for Prevention and Resolution
• From Past to Present: The Evolution of Holographic Wills
• Navigating Property Tax Arrears: Effective Collection Strategies for Municipalities
• The Erosion of Procurement Integrity in Construction Contracts: The Impact of Removing “Contract A”
• Protecting Communities Through Municipal Authority: A Case Study on Dangerous Animal Regulation

• Saskatchewan Assessment Appraisers’ Association
• Saskatoon Bar Association

BAR ADMISSIONS & EDUCATION

• Saskatchewan Bar, 2023
• J.D., University of Saskatchewan, 2022
• B.Sc. (Psychology, with distinction), University of Saskatchewan, 2016
• B.Sc. (Hons) (Psychology), 2017