- April 15, 2021
- Stephanie Irvine
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.
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- October 06, 2020
- Stephanie Irvine
The latest virtual events for process servers to attend and why they should sign up.
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A look at the passing of New York Bill 1258 which may have a negative impact on the NY process serving industry.
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- February 11, 2019
- Kim Letus
An article summarizing the benefits of membership and celebrating the life of past NYSPPSA president Bob Gulinello.
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- December 17, 2018
- Ellen Eakley
The NYSPPSA has been working with BOCES to develop a course to educate and train new process servers across New York.
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- May 24, 2016
- Stephanie Irvine
Service of Process in the Digital Age: How Utah Makes eSOP Work
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- March 14, 2016
- Stephanie Irvine
CALSPro’s stance on e-service isn’t to open the floodgates to allow any type of e-service. By defining the conditions and terms of what is acceptable e-service, CALSPro in effect is embracing change but in a way that still …
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- August 07, 2015
- Stephanie Irvine
A bill allowing registered agents to be served by certified mail has passed in Washington. We take a closer look at this bill and how it will affect the future of process serving.
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- December 26, 2014
- Stephanie Irvine
In this year's wrap up, we take a look at the top news stories in process serving and present predictions for the coming year from association and industry leaders.
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- December 01, 2014
- Kimberly Faber
Michael Kern of Kern Legal Services has released a condensed version of his PACES 2014 presentation on Growing Your Process Serving Business. Kern will also be a speaker at ServeCon in March of 2015. Sign up now for Early-Bird Pricing!
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