What could make the highly lauded John Perez, an attorney with over 20 years of process server experience, step down from his position on the Board of NAPPS? Principle. The name John Perez is well known throughout the process serving industry, with a long list…
We all strive to be as ethical as possible, especially these days as our industry faces intense scrutiny in the wake of issues of sewer service and heightened regulations. NAPPS had Kitty Hailey in to speak on the topic, an advocate of professionalism who literally…
While many of DGR’s own staff didn’t get a chance to make it up to the convention, we all got a kick out of watching our President Jerry on some of the reels put together by Serve Now. As President of the New Jersey Professional…
On Saturday Ayla Crippen, a Senior Internet Marketing Consultant at Reach Local, conducted a seminar on “The Best of the Best in Online Marketing”. She was a fantastic speaker who provided a ton of great information that we’d like to pass on to you. You…
Miss the NAPPS Convention? No problem – we’ve got you covered. The NAPPS convention was held two weeks ago in Boston at the Park Plaza Hotel April 26th– 28th. Because we know that not everyone could attend the event we plan on filling you in…
The National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS) recent donation to the New York Professional Process Servers Association (NYPPSA) to assist in covering costs of litigation has created some controversy, as some believe the amount is too high in comparison to what has been given…
On August 12th Illinois made attacking a process server a felony. Bill Clutter, one of the founders of ILAPPS, helped start the process of making this a law after one of his process servers was nearly choked to death. Those in the industry know…
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