Sometimes we hear this from our clients: “We see this country is a signatory to the Hague Convention. We have a subpoena we need to serve there. How do we do that?” If only it were that simple. Here’s the problem: subpoenas aren’t considered enforceable…
The New Jersey case Shenounda v. Mehanna made it very clear how important it is to choose the right method for international service of process. In this particular case, the court state is service isn’t properly effectuated, then the judgment can be vacated due to…
Deciding what type of international process service method to use will be impacted by whether or not you’ll be enforcing a judgment. We have some tips on how to help you choose. The considerable cost (anywhere from $700 to $2,000+) and time (one month to…
In Water Splash Inc. v. Menon, the Supreme Court has unanimously determined international service of process by mail is acceptable and valid under the Hague Service Convention. In the case, Tara Menon had been working for Water Splash and while still employed used their designs…
International process service is something not every attorney deals with. But should you have to, here’s what you should know: Not every country can be served the same way. There are three primary ways to complete service internationally: The Hague Convention on the Service Abroad…
Conventions pertaining to the Hague Convention and international service of process can be difficult for people in the United States to attend as they generally take place once a year internationally. This year though in honor of the 50th anniversary of the 1965 Hague Service…
International process service can prove to be one of the biggest headaches in dealing with international cases. We’ve even had attorneys go so far as having us purchase plane tickets in order to be able to serve an individual in a terminal before they jet…
The Hague Convention is one method of international service of process abroad. There are currently 63 signatories to the Hague Convention on Service Abroad of Judicial and Extrajudicial Documents. The Hague Service Convention was adopted on November 15, 1965 in the Netherlands. Countries continue to…
Not sure which international process service method is right for your case? We put together this infographic that can help give you a general idea of what method may be best for your case. If you’re still not sure after going through, feel free to…
International Service of Process Under the Hague Convention International service of process under the Hague Convention is one of the most common methods for effectuating service as more countries become signatories. But how does the process work and what should you expect when serving through…
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