Articles for Process Servers

There are times when a business is named in a lawsuit. But what does this mean for a process server? Can he or she serve anyone at the business? Are there special procedures for serving process on a business?

In the process serving industry, there are a number of ways in which a process server can effectuate service. For those individuals who refuse to accept service, drop service may be an option.

We’ve compiled some advice for process servers facing the common challenge of individuals evading service of process.

Whether a server is just starting out or looking to ramp up new business, finding work as a process server can be a daunting task.

Paralegals and legal assistants can be a source of repeat business for process servers. Introductory letters are a great opportunity to present yourself and your services to potential clients.

If you're a process server who needs to serve papers in an apartment building, you can spare yourself from legal trouble by knowing the relevant laws in your area.

Although it is not very exciting, insurance is a subject that all business owners, including process servers, should look into before getting out and doing work in the field.

With non-serves, it's important for process servers to know how to prevent them when possible, understand how and why they can happen, and how to handle them when they do.

While there are a number of apps that can help make things easier for process servers on the go, there is a lot of technology that can help improve the business side of being a process server.

There’s a lot that process servers need to know before they go knocking on doors and doing the job right requires training.