Richard Olschewski is a founding partner of Olschewski Feuer Davie. Involved in the real estate industry since 1987, Mr. Olschewski was a Realtor from 1988 to 1992 and has a background in residential appraisal. He has operated several businesses in both the retail and construction industries.
 

Mr. Olschewski's areas of practice include: incorporations, shareholder disputes, partnerships, real estate, business tax planning, corporate restructuring, litigation and family law.
 

Jeremy Feuer is one of the founding partners of Olschewski Feuer Davie. Jeremy's areas of practice include residential real estate, wills and estate work and creditor-debtor litigation consisting mostly of obtaining and enforcing judgments.
 

Jeremy is very involved in the community. He currently sits on numerous boards including the Jewish National Fund, Canadian Friends of Hebrew University, Future Leaders of Manitoba Council and the Rady Jewish Community Centre.
 

Jeremy practices primarily out of our offices at 10-584 Pembina Hwy and 2-1050 Henderson Hwy.
 

Ken Davie has been a partner in Olschewski Feuer Davie since 1999. He attended the University of Manitoba from 1992 - 1997, completing his undergraduate studies in psychology and economics in 1994. Mr. Davie received his law degree from the University of Manitoba in 1997.
 

After graduating from law school, Mr. Davie completed his articles with the Manitoba Department of Justice, Civil Legal Services Department in 1998. Mr. Davie then proceeded to practice in Saskatchewan, where he received his call to the Saskatchewan Bar in 2000. While practicing is Saskatchewan, he acted as general counsel for an array of lending institutions.
 

Ken Davie's main areas of practice include residential and commercial real estate and wills and estate work. Ken practices out of our office at 1601 Buffalo Place.
 

Ian practices mainly, but not exclusively, in the area of family law. Ian has taught economics courses at several Canadian universities over the past two decades and continues to teach on a part-time basis. He has university degrees in economics, psychology and law. He brings a strong education bias to the solicitor - client relationship. In particular, he demands a learning aptitude and spirit from his clients and attempts to facilitate same. He has been an associate of the firm since 2001.

Lindsay has been an associate of Olschewski Feuer Davie since 2005. Lindsay's main areas of practice include: wills and estate administration, commercial and residential real estate, corporate and commercial law and civil litigation.

Lindsay is a past member of the Equity Committee and the Practice and Ethics Committee at the Law Society of Manitoba.

In April of 2011 Brad McTaggart joined the firm of Olschewski Feuer Davie. He has chosen to exclusively practice in the area of family law which encompasses issues relating to divorces, child support, spousal support, custody, access, mobility, family property, separation, pre-nuptial and spousal agreements and grandparents' access to children.

Brad approaches the practice of law with the same passion and dedication as he has with all of his life's pursuits. This particular area of law was chosen with an understanding of the emotional and financial stress that most clients feel while dealing with family law issues. In this regard he provides accessible, yet frank and professional representation to clients during what is frequently a very stressful and difficult time.

Brad was born and raised in Winnipeg. In his younger years, Mr. McTaggart pursued a career in professional baseball by attending tryouts at Major League training camps in Florida. He also developed a keen interest in writing and studying fiction with philosophical undertones. Mr. McTaggart studied Philosophy at the University of Winnipeg, where he graduated withHonours. He chose to pursue a career in law as a practical application of the skills learned through studying philosophy, namely: logic, reasoning, and argumentation.

Brad graduated from Robson Hall Law School in 2006 and was called to the Manitoba Bar in 2007.He is trained in collaborative law and is currently a member of Collaborative Practice Manitoba.

Martin articled with Olschewski Feuer Davie and has been an associate of the firm since his call to the Manitoba Bar in 2007. Martin has a B.A. in philosophy from the University of Manitoba, an M.A. in philosophy from McMaster University and a law degree from Osgoode Hall Law School.
 

Martin has represented clients at the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench, the Manitoba Court of Appeal, the Federal Court and several administrative tribunals. He specializes in civil litigation and family law.
 

Curtis A. Knudson received his Bachelor of Arts Degree from the University of Manitoba in 1994 and his Law Degree from the University of Manitoba in 1997.
 

Prior to joining Olschewski Feuer Davie in 2010, Mr. Knudson practiced with a leading Winnipeg law firm. Mr. Knudson's practice covers most aspects of civil litigation, including commercial litigation, employment litigation, personal injury, debtor and creditor disputes, insurance litigation and construction litigation.
 

Curtis Knudson has also been involved in a great number of mediations, both judicial and private. Mr. Knudson also practices in the areas of Family Law and Wills & Estates Mr. Knudson has appeared before the Manitoba Court of Queen's Bench, the Manitoba Court of Appeal, the Federal Court of Canada, and the Supreme Court of Canada.