Legal Skies - a podcast by the Law Society of Saskatchewan

Debra Wolfe says the NCA certificate is one of only two documents accepted for bar admissions in common law Canada.

Host Julie Shobhawali discusses the Canadian Legal Problems Survey with researchers from Justice Canada and Statistics Canada to understand access to justice needs.

Limited scope services are "legal advice in chunks and pieces" for clients who cannot afford full representation.

Discussion of Create Justice's fifth anniversary and its work to make the justice system more accessible in Saskatchewan.

Martin Philipson questions whether the traditional seven-to-ten-year path to partnership still reflects legal careers.

This episode explores how law librarians and legal information specialists assist lawyers and the public with legal research and access to justice.

Host Julie Shovawali discusses unbundled legal services as an affordable alternative for clients and a new practice model for lawyers, with expert guests.

Interview with lawyer Craig Zawada about cybersecurity challenges and remote work transitions in the legal profession during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An interview with negotiation expert Marty Latz about common mistakes and best practices in negotiation.

This episode discusses Access to Justice Week in Saskatchewan, featuring guests from the Law Society, university, and ministry of justice.

The inaugural episode introduces the podcast and features a discussion about the GLADU Rights Research Database with Professor Keith Carlson.