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March/April 2018

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27 CANADIANLAWYERMAG.COM/INHOUSE MARCH 2018 SASKATCHEWAN McDougall Gauley LLP (Saskatoon, Regina) mcdougallgauley.com Total lawyers: 81 Lawyers by office: Regina (41); Saskatoon (40) Core practice areas: Litigation, including complex commercial, class actions and insurance defence; criminal; corporate- commercial; insolvency and restructuring; banking and financial services; labour and employment; wills and estates Key clients: Graham Construction Engineering, North Ridge Development Corp., SaskPower, Saskatchewan Teachers' Federation, University of Regina, Business Development Bank of Canada Affiliations: Canadian Litigation Counsel McKercher LLP (Saskatoon, Regina) mckercher.ca Total lawyers: 70 Lawyers by office: Saskatoon (50), Regina (20) Core practice areas: Personal injury and insurance litigation, corporate commercial litigation, class actions, administrative litigation including professional regulation for a number of professional organizations as well as professional defence, labour and employment, agriculture and agribusiness, corporate/commercial, mining, natural (Listed alphabetically) TOP PRAIRIE FIRM LISTINGS as determined by Canadian Lawyer magazine GDPR requires, so Hicks says the company was well on its way to GDPR compliance, but there are some things that are new and some are functionality issues that have to be built into the tool and some are things that need to be stated in privacy notices. "If someone says 'Yes, I would like you to give me access to all of my data or I would like to have my data in a portable fashion so I can take it somewhere else,' the task for me then is understanding what does GDPR require and how do you satisfy that?" Hicks says there is still some ambiguity around the regulation. "I think we're going to have to wait until a few things happen to know exactly where the guardrails are," he says. A further wrinkle is Brexit — if that does proceed and the United Kingdom is no lon - ger part of the EU, it will need its own rules similar to GDPR. "We're doing a lot of work lately to satisfy our partners — most of them large compa- nies — to say it's OK to send your data here, just as it always has been." IH FULL SERVICE BUSINESS LAW IN THE HEART OF THE COUNTRY pitblado.com WINNIPEG, MANITOBA Untitled-6 1 2018-02-08 3:09 PM

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