Can a summons and complaint that is sent to a defendant via FedEx, that’s not personally accepted by a defendant, be deemed proper service? It appears so, at least in North Carolina state courts, ...
The Supreme Court has agreed to review whether service of process by mail on foreign defendants is permissible or whether service through diplomatic channels is necessary. While the case that raised ...
In their International Litigation column, Lawrence W. Newman and David Zaslowsky discuss how, in cases brought to enforce arbitration awards, rules for serving process on parties located outside the ...
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In its judgment delivered on the 27 November 2025, in the names of Raymond Agius (Plaintiff) v. Szymon Konrad Kuchta (Defendant), the First Hall Civil Court (Court), presided over by Madame Justice Dr ...
Recently, a New York judge issued an opinion authorizing service of divorce papers on a husband completely via Facebook. What exactly is “service of process”? Serving people with legal papers is an ...
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NU Board of Regents moves to dismiss Scott Frost's lawsuit due to 'insufficient service of process'
The Nebraska Board of Regents is looking to dismiss former Husker football coach Scott Frost's lawsuit, claiming he failed to ...
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