Kevin Dale Hill has been appointed as a judge to North Battleford Provincial Court.
The announcement was made by the Government of Saskatchewan Friday.
According to a press release, Hill earned his law degree from the University of Saskatchewan in 1998 and articled with McDougall Ready in 1999 and Merchant Law Group in 2000. After being called to the bar in 2000, Hill joined Cuelenaere LLP in early 2001.
In 2011, Hill opened his own practice, Hill Law Office, in Saskatoon. Over the course of his career as a legal professional, Hill has worked in numerous areas of the law including family law, civil litigation, and wills and estates, the release states.
Since 2011, his primary focus has been criminal defence. Hill has previously served as a member of the Canadian Bar Association’s Legal Aid Liaison Committee and as a director of the Friends of the Prince Albert National Park.
“Judge Hill is a well-respected member of Saskatchewan’s legal community, and his experience and knowledge will be a great benefit to the provincial court in North Battleford,” Justice Minister and Attorney General Don Morgan said.
