Are you looking for a lost will? Submit details here We are working to expand access to regulated legal services. The Law Society of Saskatchewan was established by the Legal Professions Act in 1907 following the creation of the Province of Saskatchewan in 1905. Prior to 1907, lawyers in the province were governed by the Northwest Territories Legal Profession Ordinance, 1885, which included the successor provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan. [1] The firm has attracted national interest since the 1980s for its regulatory actions against prominent Saskatchewan lawyer Anthony Merchant. On the occasion of its centennial, the Law Society published A Century of Integrity: The Law Society of Saskatchewan 1907 to 2007 by lawyer Iain Mentiplay, Q.C.[2] Mentiplay was Secretary and Treasurer of the Law Society from 1979 to 1991, and Senior Counsel and Complaints Officer from 1992 until his retirement in 1999. [3] Court of King`s Bench New Practice Policy – CRIM-#10 Details on making a complaint available online. Investigation of complaints about the conduct of lawyers practising in the province. Visit the website to find out how to file a complaint. Our office is closed every Friday at 3:30 pm throughout the summer.
Not applicable – no public physical address for program or service This article on Saskatchewan is a heel. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. Are you trying to submit a job or volunteer offer? Submit it here! First comprehensive national study of wellness in the legal profession released NOTE: The Law Society of Saskatchewan does not have jurisdiction over:.