Collin K. Hirschfeld KC

Collin is a partner at the Saskatoon office with experience in construction contracts, tendering, construction litigation and dispute resolution, security enforcement, and professional discipline.

Collin Hirschfeld’s practice and legal experience includes advice to and legal representation of provincial and national corporations, financial institutions, and professionals in the areas of construction, employment, professional negligence and misconduct, and insolvency. He has particular experience in advising on construction contracts, tendering, construction litigation and dispute resolution, wrongful dismissal and employment issues, security enforcement, and professional discipline and conduct matters. He became a partner with McKercher in 2005. He was honoured with a Queen’s Counsel appointment in 2016.

Collin has appeared before the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, the Saskatchewan Court of Queen’s Bench, the Federal Court of Canada, the Tax Court of Canada, and various federal and provincial administrative and professional tribunals.

Collin also has extensive experience and background with constitutional separate school rights and was lead counsel for the separate school division in Saskatchewan v Good Spirit School Division No. 204.

Collin has appeared before the Saskatchewan Court of Appeal, the Saskatchewan Court of Queen’s Bench, the Federal Court of Canada, the Tax Court of Canada, and various federal and provincial administrative and professional tribunals.

Collin is also is active in the legal community. He has been a presenter at various seminars and conferences on topics such as choosing a project delivery model for construction projects, builders’ lien issues, and conflicts of interest. He has been a member of the Saskatchewan Bar since 1998 and Past Chair for the National Construction and Infrastructure Law section of the Canadian Bar Association. He is also a past president of the Saskatchewan Trial Lawyers Association. Collin has published several papers and articles, particularly in the construction area and has updated and co-authored the Second and Third Editions of the Saskatchewan Builders’ Lien Manual.

Outside the practice of law, Collin has served on the Corman Park Board of Police Commissioners as a member and as chair and on his Hamlet Board. He has four very busy children, and he volunteers and takes part in their activities.