March 09, 2011 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Recent publicity in Cook County by a Chicago Sun Times columnist being awakened by a process server at 5 a.m., who refused to identify himself, and other unseemly events like this, has led to the introduction of punitive …
December 14, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Each month, ServeNow.com takes a look at the legislative news that affects the process server community on both statewide and national levels. If you have news from your state – anything from changes in court fees to …
November 15, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Each month, ServeNow.com takes a look at the legislative news that affects the process server community on both statewide and national levels. If you have news from your state – anything from changes in court fees to …
September 20, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Process servers who fail to keep up with changing regulations could find themselves embarrassed in the best-case scenario, and losing business or even unwittingly committing a crime in the worst-case scenario. Here are some …
September 14, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
A bill calling for restrictions on California process servers is no longer an immediate threat.
August 17, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Each month, ServeNow.com takes a look at the legislative news that affects the process server community on both statewide and national levels. If you have news from your state – anything from changes in court fees to …
May 21, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
ServeNow.com spoke to process servers from around the country at the 28th Annual National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS) Conference to find out which legislative issues are affecting their states. Watch as …
May 21, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Each month, ServeNow.com takes a look at the legislative news that affects the process server community on both statewide and national levels. If you have news from your state - anything from changes in court fees to …
February 18, 2010 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Changes in legislation can have consequences for process servers that range from altering the way they do their jobs to bringing about lawsuits that can put a process server out of business. Should one of the more critical …
February 10, 2009 | by ServeNow.com Staff
Credited with saving the life of a police officer, an Independence County constable is in danger of losing the position that allowed him to assist that officer in 1999.
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