Articles for Process Servers

Many process servers operate as 1099 contract workers, and a number of agencies might be confused about whether or not some of their staff qualify, in the eyes of the IRS, as 1099 workers or employees. Below you will find clear, tax-related…

A recent bill sought to restrict the hours during which photo radar summonses can be served, noting the hours of 8 o'clock a.m. to 7 o'clock p.m. The bill presents numerous problems to process servers.

Whether it's a formulaic amount, doubling the charge, or a case-by-case determination, process servers are often faced with the decision of what to charge for a rush serve. Here's what process servers are saying about charging rush fees.

The world of legal support is evolving around us much faster than most of us anticipated and were prepared to address. Technology waits for no man and pushes forward constantly, shrinking the world and putting everything right at our fingertips.

Dangerous situations occur frequently for process servers, it’s important to know what steps to take if an assault does occur.

Movies and media have perpetuated the process server as a snarky, disguise-swappin' paper pusher, and that's really not the case. In this article, we look at highlights from a 3 year discussion surrounding the issue of process servers and disguises.

In an early celebration of National Due Process Day, we've gathered 10 facts you might not know about due process. Keep reading for interesting facts on the history, development, and protections covered in this important right.

15 tips for a process server to help minimize the likelihood of assault.

New York City process server Chris Rossi submits his thoughts and opinions about legislation that has changed the process serving world.

Last week the Fox 5 Investigation Team in Lakewood, Georgia presented a special story about a local business that continues to receive government contracts even though they’ve been avoiding lawsuits and evading process servers. The story covers the…