by DGR Legal | Uncategorized
Social distancing requirements across the country have put the court system on overdrive to figure out how to turn standard court proceedings into a pandemic-friendly format. It has required, not surprisingly, a lot of work, a lot of creativity and a lot of...
by DGR Legal | Uncategorized
To be silent is to be complicit. If the last few days or weeks have shown anything, it’s the unimaginable injustices in our society. Community and inclusion aren’t just words. They are core values, key principles ingrained in everything we do. We want you to know that...
by DGR Legal | Process Server Standards, Uncategorized
Personal service can pose logistical challenges for process servers under normal circumstances, but when are alternative methods of service permissible? It’s a question worth asking as we navigate our way through the COVID-19 pandemic and public health concerns...
by DGR Legal | Uncategorized
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by DGR Legal | Uncategorized
Just as it’s impacting every other facet of life around the world, COVID-19 (coronavirus) is having a significant impact on service of process and the legal system. As courts adjust their operations in accordance with Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommendations,...
by DGR Legal | Uncategorized
A New York bill, A8559, has been introduced and could lead to licensing for all New York process servers in the state. Sponsored by Assemblymembers Vivian Cook, Phillip Steck and Anthony D’Urso, this bill would require servers more than five papers a year in the...
