Author: Hunter W.
Grant Scharfstein sent an email on May 3, 2023 to his clients Madelyn and Charles Niessner, as well as Tony Merchant, Tim Cimmer’s lawyer, and Niessner’s lawyer in the United States, Gregory Lomax. The email is attached as evidence and wrongfully states to defame Mr. Cimmer’s character, yet again. Scharfstein claims Mr. Cimmer was intimidating and harassing the staff at Keeley Lake Lodge and claiming to terminate staff. Mr. Scharfstein brings up the New Jersey Court Order that specifies “Cimmer is permanently enjoined from: holding himself out as an owner of the Lodge and entering the lodges premises’ ‘. Mr.…
According to the Saskatchewan Corporate Registry (ISC) report from January 31, 2023, one of the directors of Keeley Lake Lodge is Pamela Dietrich. However, a court order issued on February 25, 2021 by The Hon. Mr. Justice N.G. Gabrielson stated in “Section 2: Sub section A” that Pamela Dietrich had to be removed as the cabin attendant or otherwise as an employee of Keeley Lake Lodge (1989) Ltd.Directors hold a greater level of responsibility for a company than managers, and if a court order has removed an employee based on their lack of qualifications, it is unclear how they could…
Overbilling by lawyers, whether it is charging excessive fees or billing for work that was not actually done, is an unethical practice that can harm clients and damage the reputation of the legal profession.Lawyers are obligated to act in their clients’ best interests and to provide services at a reasonable cost. Charging clients excessively or billing for services that were not actually provided is a breach of that duty, and it can have serious consequences for clients. In some cases, clients may not even be aware that they have been overbilled, and they may not have the knowledge or resources…
“The Mystery of Madelyn Niessner” Raises Questions in the Keeley Lake Lodge Case There is growing public concern about an American woman’s involvement in a Canadian legal case. Despite having no official position or shares in the matter, Madelyn Niessner has been significantly involved in the proceedings, raising questions about her motives. Madelyn Niessner’s affiliation with her lawyer Gregory Lomax, who allegedly forged documents in the US, has led to concerns about defamation against Timothy Cimmer. Tony Merchant’s Brief of Law in defense of Timothy Cimmer has been praised for its detailed and comprehensive analysis of the case. However, one…
The Limitations Act is a critical piece of legislation that sets out the time limits for commencing legal actions in Canada. The Act aims to ensure that claims are brought forward in a timely manner, and that evidence remains fresh and available. However, when a party breaches the Limitations Act, the consequences can be severe.The consequences of breaching the Limitations Act mean that the plaintiff may lose their legal right to pursue the claim in court. The Niessners should have never been able to pursue any lawsuit in Saskatchewan.There was a contract executed between Richard Lunemann and Charles Niessner. Mr.…
During the recent court hearing of Keeley Lake Lodge held on April 28, 2023, a portion of the discussion focused on the Demand Loan Agreement (DLA) and Share Option Agreement (SOA) signed between Richard Lunemann and Timothy Cimmer. James Kirby, a former partner at MLT Aikins LLP and a highly respected lawyer, recommended and presented the DLA and SOA to Mr. Cimmer to secure the share transaction between the two parties. These documents would protect both parties and ensure that they were both in agreement with the terms of the transaction. In an email dated August 9, 2016, Mr. Kirby…
In Canadian law, fiduciary obligation refers to a relationship in which one party (the fiduciary) is responsible for looking after the best interests of another party (the beneficiary). In the Keeley Lake Lodge case, Bill Hood and his law firm were responsible for representing Tim Cimmer’s best interests in the legal battle with the Niessner family. However, Mr. Hood failed to take all necessary steps to ensure that Mr. Cimmer received the most appropriate legal representation possible. Mr. Hood was negligent in his duty to Mr. Cimmer because he failed to properly assess the case law applicable to the case.…
The Keeley Lake Lodge case has been a legal battle between Tim Cimmer and the Niessner family for the past eight years. The case has been subject to various legal delays, causing Mr. Cimmer to bear the financial burden of legal fees and the emotional toll of being in a prolonged legal dispute. The case has also taken a toll on his mental health, as he’s been dealing with stress and uncertainty during this legal battle. The case revolves around the ownership of Keeley Lake Lodge. Mr. Cimmer legally owns 60% of the shares, while the Niessner family claims to…
The Keeley Lake Lodge case court hearing was held on April 28, 2023 @2:00pm at the Provincial Court in Saskatoon. I sat attentively, paying close attention to the proceedings. Timothy Cimmer was seated near the front with Grant Scharfstein, lawyer for the Niessners, seated to his right. Mr. Cimmer’s lawyer, Tony Merchant, joined via Webex. Around 1:52pm Mr. Cimmer spoke openly in the courtroom before the case proceeded. I listened in awe when Mr. Cimmer expressed some emotions regarding his parents and the whole community at keeley lake being majorly affected by this case. Mr. Cimmer described the situation as…
Their due diligence process should be carefully evaluated to ensure it meets the standards of ethical practice.Lawyers have a duty of due diligence to ensure that facts are accurately represented and that no false or misleading statements are made on behalf of their clients. In this case, it appears that Bill Hood did not meet his duty of due diligence to accurately represent Tim Cimmer. Bill Hood and Stevenson Hood Thornton Beaubier LLP failed to take all necessary steps to ensure Tim Cimmer received the best legal representation possible. As a result, Tim Cimmer was not provided…