Jan 10

Process Service on TV?

Process service has become a part of everyday life.  It even has a main plot line in the CBS show “The Good Wife.”  Diane, the main character is at a museum when she is hit on by a gentleman who then serves her papers.  The process server then serves all of the other main characters […]

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Jan 09

Mike Epps’ show interrupted by Process Server

Mike Epps comedy show was interrupted in May 2011 by a process server attempting to serve papers upon him.  If you listen to the video you will hear Mr. Epps curse the process server out, calling  her a “white B***h” and commenting that “I dont care B***h”  I guess it was good for him to […]

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Jan 05

Righthaven sued by Process Server?

“The lawsuit factory”, Righthaven of  Las Vegas, is being sued by a process server and many others for unpaid bills.  It also is facing a request by its own attorneys that it is in contempt of Court.  The process service company, Legal Wings, Inc., who provided process service to Righthaven has filed suit for $5,670.00 for […]

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Dec 23

Please Don’t Swing That Hammer At Me

Please Don’t Swing That Hammer At Me. In New Zealand, a man who was attempting to serve another was attacked with a hammer by the man who he was serving.  The 60 year old is now charged with injuring with intent and intentional damage.  The process servers car was extensive damaged in the altercation, we assume […]

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Dec 21

What not to do when process is served upon you

I was notified that a process server in Prescott, Arizona was shot when he left a summons taped to a residence door.  He was walking back to his vehicle when he was shot by a man who walked out of the residence and shot the man.  The shooter is now charged with attempted second-degree murder and […]

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Nov 14

Process Service Through Facebook?

Since the inception of this great county process serving laws have changed.  It started with Pennoyer v. Neff which held that service required defendants to be “personally served” in the forum state.  Seventy years later, this concept became impracticable as the nation was growing at such a great pace. So the courts expanded the law […]

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