Lawyers
T. F. (Ted) Koskie, B.Sc., J.D.
Managing Lawyer / Arbitrator / Referee / Mediator
Ted Koskie is the founder and managing lawyer of Koskie Law, a trusted legal practice in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. With over 40 years of experience, Ted provides expert counsel in business transactions, labour relations, and trial and appellate advocacy. His practice also encompasses a wide range of public sector issues, including government, public utilities, and health care. Ted has appeared before all levels of court in Saskatchewan, federal tribunals, and the Supreme Court of Canada on leave applications.
Ted is a highly regarded arbitrator and mediator, a key focus of his practice. He serves as a sole arbitrator and chair of arbitration boards under various collective agreements. Ted is a member of the panels of arbitrators for the Saskatchewan Minister of Labour and the Canada Minister of Labour. In these roles, he acts as a grievance arbitrator, unjust dismissal adjudicator, and wage recovery referee under the Canada Labour Code. His reputation for impartiality and effective dispute resolution has made him a sought-after adjudicator under both provincial and federal jurisdictions.
Ted holds a B.Sc. in Mathematics and Computational Science and earned his J.D. from the University of Saskatchewan. Before pursuing a legal career, Ted worked as a systems analyst, a role that honed his analytical and organizational skills. He was called to the Saskatchewan Bar in 1981.
Recognized for his professional and community contributions, Ted received the Cam Partridge Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award from the Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan in 2018. He has served as a faculty member at numerous legal and community seminars, presenting on topics such as marketing, file management, and communication strategies.
Ted’s commitment to community service is evident in his leadership roles with organizations such as Saskatoon Services for Seniors, Persephone Theatre, the Saskatoon Sexual Assault and Information Centre, and the Community Service Village. While his Métis heritage is an important part of his identity, Ted integrates it naturally into his practice, reflecting values of fairness, collaboration, and respect.
Outside the office, Ted is an avid supporter of live theatre and music, enjoys golf, and treasures time spent with his three daughters and seven grandchildren.
Ted is a highly regarded arbitrator and mediator, a key focus of his practice. He serves as a sole arbitrator and chair of arbitration boards under various collective agreements. Ted is a member of the panels of arbitrators for the Saskatchewan Minister of Labour and the Canada Minister of Labour. In these roles, he acts as a grievance arbitrator, unjust dismissal adjudicator, and wage recovery referee under the Canada Labour Code. His reputation for impartiality and effective dispute resolution has made him a sought-after adjudicator under both provincial and federal jurisdictions.
Ted holds a B.Sc. in Mathematics and Computational Science and earned his J.D. from the University of Saskatchewan. Before pursuing a legal career, Ted worked as a systems analyst, a role that honed his analytical and organizational skills. He was called to the Saskatchewan Bar in 1981.
Recognized for his professional and community contributions, Ted received the Cam Partridge Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award from the Public Legal Education Association of Saskatchewan in 2018. He has served as a faculty member at numerous legal and community seminars, presenting on topics such as marketing, file management, and communication strategies.
Ted’s commitment to community service is evident in his leadership roles with organizations such as Saskatoon Services for Seniors, Persephone Theatre, the Saskatoon Sexual Assault and Information Centre, and the Community Service Village. While his Métis heritage is an important part of his identity, Ted integrates it naturally into his practice, reflecting values of fairness, collaboration, and respect.
Outside the office, Ted is an avid supporter of live theatre and music, enjoys golf, and treasures time spent with his three daughters and seven grandchildren.
Coleman Owen, B.Comm., J.D.
Barrister & Solicitor
Coleman holds Bachelor of Commerce and Juris Doctorate degrees, both from the University of Saskatchewan. He was the recipient of numerous awards and accolades during his studies. Most notably, Coleman was the 2019 recipient of The Honourable John Klebuc and Veronica Klebuc Access to Justice Scholarship, which is awarded to students who demonstrate their commitment to access to justice issues.
Coleman was admitted as a member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan in 2021. He joined Koskie | Law in 2022 and maintains a general practice.
Coleman is a lifelong resident of Saskatoon; he enjoys the City's wonderful art community and its perennial beauty. Outside of the office, Coleman can likely be found at one of Saskatoon’s local bookstores or cafés.
Coleman was admitted as a member of the Law Society of Saskatchewan in 2021. He joined Koskie | Law in 2022 and maintains a general practice.
Coleman is a lifelong resident of Saskatoon; he enjoys the City's wonderful art community and its perennial beauty. Outside of the office, Coleman can likely be found at one of Saskatoon’s local bookstores or cafés.
Dominique J. Panko, J.D, C.Med.
Student-at-Law
Dominique Panko joins Koskie | Law as an articling student after completing her Juris Doctor at the University of Saskatchewan with distinction. Though new to formal legal practice, she brings a depth of hands-on experience rarely found in new graduates — including work as a mediator, notary, facilitator, and research assistant.
Before and during law school, Dominique served in contract and community mediation roles across Saskatchewan, often managing high-conflict family and civil matters. She has worked with the Ministry of Justice, private law firms, and the Dispute Resolution Office, and has contributed to legal education as a workshop facilitator and researcher.
At Koskie | Law, Dominique is broadening her experience through general practice, where she will build on her strong foundation in dispute resolution while gaining exposure to a wide range of legal areas. Her practical insight, intellectual curiosity, and calm under pressure make her a valuable addition to the firm and its clients.
Before and during law school, Dominique served in contract and community mediation roles across Saskatchewan, often managing high-conflict family and civil matters. She has worked with the Ministry of Justice, private law firms, and the Dispute Resolution Office, and has contributed to legal education as a workshop facilitator and researcher.
At Koskie | Law, Dominique is broadening her experience through general practice, where she will build on her strong foundation in dispute resolution while gaining exposure to a wide range of legal areas. Her practical insight, intellectual curiosity, and calm under pressure make her a valuable addition to the firm and its clients.