- September 10, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Join NYSPPSA for their upcoming Annual Conference in Saratoga Springs, New York on October 12th - 14th! Make sure to register and pay to save your seat. Discuss the latest in process service, New York legislation and laws, and …
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- September 04, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Join CALSPro for their 50th Annual Conference in Sacramento, California on October 5th - 7th. Make sure to register to save your seat.
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- August 27, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Want to increase your revenue and broaden your expertise and skill set? Serving legal documents is an essential and important step of the legal process, but legal support services certainly don’t stop there. Process servers can …
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- August 13, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Read our interview with Larry Kirlin, the current president of CALSPro, for an inside look into the association.
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- July 30, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Cook County, Illinois, took a long-awaited step in the direction of technological advancement this year by making electronic court filing (eFiling) mandatory for all civil cases. Illinois’ Supreme Court ruled that legal …
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- July 23, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
In this ServeNowEDU, Michael Reid shares how to seamlessly automate your process serving business on a budget.
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- July 16, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Choosing a business name might seem trivial but it can help attribute to your company's success. Your business name reflects your company's values and the services you provide, so it crucial that you take the time to fully …
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- July 02, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
The nature of process service means that servers are in their cars and traveling to various locations to serve papers and visit courthouses everyday. The right mode of transportation is essential to run a successful business. …
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- June 18, 2018
- ServeNow Staff
Process service is not immune to change, but if servers can adapt, they can guide their businesses to success.
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- June 04, 2018
- Stephanie Irvine
How can process servers who rely on getting to and from serves in busy cities get around expensive parking and bad traffic? The answer is simple: public transportation.
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