- March 14, 2023
- Stephanie Irvine
Let’s explore some of the costs that process servers face, how inflation is affecting the industry, and whether process servers are raising their rates to deal with it.
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- January 09, 2023
- ServeNow Staff
A roundup of events for process servers in 2023. Make sure that you attend process server events near you to stay up to date on news, legislations, and training.
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- December 19, 2022
- Stephanie Irvine
While many servers are looking for process serving work, there are some occasions in which a process server can — and should — turn down a process serving job because it is simply not worth the pay.
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- December 05, 2022
- Stephanie Irvine
What should process servers do when they don’t have papers to serve? Let’s explore some options.
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- May 09, 2022
- Stephanie Irvine
With fuel prices soaring, process servers are starting to think more about their bottom line and how they can mitigate the impact high fuel costs will have on their business.
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- March 23, 2022
- Stephanie Irvine
Process serving is a dangerous job. As more states pass various concealed carry laws, it creates an opportunity for process servers to consider how the ability to carry a concealed weapon could impact their job.
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- October 18, 2021
- Stephanie Irvine
We reached out to process servers across the country and assembled some of the different viewpoints. Let’s review some of the benefits and drawbacks to wearing a badge.
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- September 21, 2021
- Stephanie Irvine
There are many reasons to have a website if you are looking to maintain and grow your business. Let’s explore why process servers need a website and the benefits of having one.
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- August 19, 2021
- Stephanie Irvine
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?
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- July 06, 2021
- Stephanie Irvine
Making national news, Alabama congressman Mo Brooks claimed that a process server "illegally entered" his home and intimidated his wife as she returned from worship.
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