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Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know About Body Armor and Protective Clothing

Everything You’ve Ever Wanted to Know About Body Armor and Protective Clothing

0 Comments March 8, 2012

Body armor is an item or piece of clothing that is designed to protect the wearer against a variety of attacks. They can be made to stop different types of threats, such as bullets, knives and needles, or a combination of different attacks. There are two types of body armor – soft body armor, which [...]

New Continuing Education Course Approved for Arizona Process Servers

New Continuing Education Course Approved for Arizona Process Servers

0 Comments February 2, 2012

PIeducation.com is pleased to announce today, February 2, 2012, the formal acceptance by the Supreme Court of Arizona of its applauded continuing education course for process servers titled “Serious Surveillance: Obtaining Evidence that will Stand up In Court” The ability to conduct surveillance/stake outs is by far one of the most important and lucrative skills [...]

Process Server versus a Sheriff’s Deputy – Who does it better and cheaper?

Process Server versus a Sheriff’s Deputy – Who does it better and cheaper?

0 Comments December 9, 2011

Here’s a fantastic new infographic just produced by the folks over at Serve-Now.com exploring the question of using a private process serving company versus sending legal papers to the county sheriff’s department to have them handle the process serving. They interviewed legal professionals of all stripes and the infographic clearly details the conclusion of their [...]

Advanced Service of Process Techniques

Advanced Service of Process Techniques

3 Comments November 4, 2011

By Craig Wesley Rimer, C.L.I., J.D. Reprinted with permission from Craig Rimer Courtesy of the National Association of Legal Investigators (NALI) Proper service of process is an essential step in most litigation whether criminal, civil or administrative.  This certainly would include summons, subpoenas, court orders and various other documents necessary to provide sue process notice [...]

New York State Professional Process Servers Association (NYSPPSA) Drops Suit Against DCA

New York State Professional Process Servers Association (NYSPPSA) Drops Suit Against DCA

4 Comments August 3, 2011

Credit: @FEARtheSERVER FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Larry Yellon (516) 248-8270 New Regulations Allow New York City Process Servers to Continue Service Legal action dropped against DCA July 20, 2011 (NEW YORK CITY) – Professional process servers in New York City will continue providing quality services to city residents following the settlement of a lawsuit Tuesday, [...]

New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill

New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill

2 Comments April 26, 2010

There have been many questions and concerns about the new Process Serving bill in New York and the New York State Professional Process Server’s Association created a great Q & A to assist process servers in understanding what is happening with the new bill and what they need to do to be prepared for the [...]

Visual Screening for Concealed Handguns, Firearms and Weapons

Visual Screening for Concealed Handguns, Firearms and Weapons

4 Comments April 26, 2010

Bail enforcement agents often face dangerous situations in the performance of their work; there is no doubt that the greatest risk comes from concealed weapons and firearms in the possession of those who would do us harm.  The reality of our work is that there are evil people out there who will kill us if [...]

New York City Passes Tougher Process Server Licensing and Regulations

New York City Passes Tougher Process Server Licensing and Regulations

18 Comments March 29, 2010

The deliberate failure by some process servers to deliver the notification of a court filing followed by a false affidavit of successful delivery has been described “as a rising problem” in New York City and was outlined in our article “Fraudulent Service of Process Continues to Plague New York” published in October 2009. In response, [...]