Comments on: New York City Passes Tougher Process Server Licensing and Regulations http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/ A Magazine for Private Investigators and other Investigation Professionals Mon, 21 May 2012 18:37:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: deb c http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-723 deb c Sun, 10 Apr 2011 18:26:18 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-723 i have had a lot of problems as a pro se litigant with process servers in nyc where can i file a complaint? i have had a lot of problems as a pro se litigant with process servers in nyc where can i file a complaint?

]]> By: deb c http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-732 deb c Sun, 10 Apr 2011 18:26:18 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-732 i have had a lot of problems as a pro se litigant with process servers in nyc where can i file a complaint? i have had a lot of problems as a pro se litigant with process servers in nyc where can i file a complaint?

]]> By: Howard Brooks - Case Manager Software http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-722 Howard Brooks - Case Manager Software Thu, 31 Mar 2011 03:21:55 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-722 I have followed with great interest the proposed NY Law, and have sent meny communications to DCA asking them to review our GPS software so that we could be certain it was in full compliancs with NY laws. They did not respond to any correspondence. Our company and others (i.e. Loyalpuppy) have worked hard to incorporate GPS functionality and reporting into our software and I have spoken to various industry folks about the pros and cons of this new law. Personally, I don't think it is a 100% cure. Many servers will find a way to circumvent the law if they are incurable lawbreakers, and I am aware that passage of this law will hurt many honest process servers, and perhaps drive them out of business. Various servers recently asked me this question: "If a server were to go to a residence to serve a paper, and took a GPS photo....is this proof that the server actually served the paper?" I believe that there are less cumbersome ways to curb phoney services, and I'm sure that many of you have some suggestions, but any time we tried to give some input to DCA....no response. Guess we'll all have to sit tight and see how this thing plays out. If you feel you must purchase GPS software to manage your business today....contact the popular software vendors, Loyal Puppy, Case Manager, Process Server Toolbox and others...ask questions...find out how the GPS features work...then contact DCA and see if they will tell you what your favorite software program is lacking to enable that firm to bring its software into full compliance with NY laws. Maybe the DCA will respond to you.... Howard Brooks Case Manager Software http://www.casemanager.info (925) 236-1875 I have followed with great interest the proposed NY Law,
and have sent meny communications to DCA asking them to review our
GPS software so that we could be certain it was in full compliancs with NY laws. They did not respond to any correspondence.

Our company and others (i.e. Loyalpuppy) have worked hard to
incorporate GPS functionality and reporting into our software
and I have spoken to various industry folks about the pros and cons of this new law.

Personally, I don’t think it is a 100% cure. Many servers will find a way to circumvent the law if they are incurable lawbreakers, and I am aware that passage of this law will hurt many honest
process servers, and perhaps drive them out of business.

Various servers recently asked me this question: “If a server were to go to a residence to serve a paper, and took a GPS photo….is this proof that the server actually served the paper?”

I believe that there are less cumbersome ways to curb phoney services, and I’m sure that many of you have some suggestions,
but any time we tried to give some input to DCA….no response.

Guess we’ll all have to sit tight and see how this thing plays out.

If you feel you must purchase GPS software to manage your business today….contact the popular software vendors, Loyal Puppy, Case Manager, Process Server Toolbox and others…ask questions…find out how the GPS features work…then contact DCA and see if they will tell you what your favorite software program is lacking to enable that firm to bring its software into full compliance with NY laws.

Maybe the DCA will respond to you….

Howard Brooks
Case Manager Software
http://www.casemanager.info
(925) 236-1875

]]> By: Howard Brooks - Case Manager Software http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-731 Howard Brooks - Case Manager Software Thu, 31 Mar 2011 03:21:55 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-731 I have followed with great interest the proposed NY Law, and have sent meny communications to DCA asking them to review our GPS software so that we could be certain it was in full compliancs with NY laws. They did not respond to any correspondence. Our company and others (i.e. Loyalpuppy) have worked hard to incorporate GPS functionality and reporting into our software and I have spoken to various industry folks about the pros and cons of this new law. Personally, I don't think it is a 100% cure. Many servers will find a way to circumvent the law if they are incurable lawbreakers, and I am aware that passage of this law will hurt many honest process servers, and perhaps drive them out of business. Various servers recently asked me this question: "If a server were to go to a residence to serve a paper, and took a GPS photo....is this proof that the server actually served the paper?" I believe that there are less cumbersome ways to curb phoney services, and I'm sure that many of you have some suggestions, but any time we tried to give some input to DCA....no response. Guess we'll all have to sit tight and see how this thing plays out. If you feel you must purchase GPS software to manage your business today....contact the popular software vendors, Loyal Puppy, Case Manager, Process Server Toolbox and others...ask questions...find out how the GPS features work...then contact DCA and see if they will tell you what your favorite software program is lacking to enable that firm to bring its software into full compliance with NY laws. Maybe the DCA will respond to you.... Howard Brooks Case Manager Software http://www.casemanager.info (925) 236-1875 I have followed with great interest the proposed NY Law,
and have sent meny communications to DCA asking them to review our
GPS software so that we could be certain it was in full compliancs with NY laws. They did not respond to any correspondence.

Our company and others (i.e. Loyalpuppy) have worked hard to
incorporate GPS functionality and reporting into our software
and I have spoken to various industry folks about the pros and cons of this new law.

Personally, I don’t think it is a 100% cure. Many servers will find a way to circumvent the law if they are incurable lawbreakers, and I am aware that passage of this law will hurt many honest
process servers, and perhaps drive them out of business.

Various servers recently asked me this question: “If a server were to go to a residence to serve a paper, and took a GPS photo….is this proof that the server actually served the paper?”

I believe that there are less cumbersome ways to curb phoney services, and I’m sure that many of you have some suggestions,
but any time we tried to give some input to DCA….no response.

Guess we’ll all have to sit tight and see how this thing plays out.

If you feel you must purchase GPS software to manage your business today….contact the popular software vendors, Loyal Puppy, Case Manager, Process Server Toolbox and others…ask questions…find out how the GPS features work…then contact DCA and see if they will tell you what your favorite software program is lacking to enable that firm to bring its software into full compliance with NY laws.

Maybe the DCA will respond to you….

Howard Brooks
Case Manager Software
http://www.casemanager.info
(925) 236-1875

]]> By: New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill | Pursuit Magazine http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-721 New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill | Pursuit Magazine Wed, 30 Mar 2011 15:43:57 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-721 [...] New York City Process Servers  Licensing Bill has not even been signed by the Mayor yet.  After it is signed, it will not be enforced for at [...] [...] New York City Process Servers  Licensing Bill has not even been signed by the Mayor yet.  After it is signed, it will not be enforced for at [...]

]]> By: New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill | Pursuit Magazine http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-730 New York State Professional Process Servers Association Q&A on New Process Servers Bill | Pursuit Magazine Wed, 30 Mar 2011 15:43:57 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-730 [...] New York City Process Servers  Licensing Bill has not even been signed by the Mayor yet.  After it is signed, it will not be enforced for at [...] [...] New York City Process Servers  Licensing Bill has not even been signed by the Mayor yet.  After it is signed, it will not be enforced for at [...]

]]> By: Drew Roche http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-720 Drew Roche Tue, 26 Oct 2010 03:30:54 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-720 I am on month two, using a photo/gps program for the company I serve for. While alot of these programs are still in the testing phase, I must admit, it cover the accountability issue quite well. A few bad eggs down state have made us look pretty lazy and I am on month two, using a photo/gps program for the company I serve for. While alot of these programs are still in the testing phase, I must admit, it cover the accountability issue quite well. A few bad eggs down state have made us look pretty lazy and

]]> By: Drew Roche http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-729 Drew Roche Tue, 26 Oct 2010 03:30:54 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-729 I am on month two, using a photo/gps program for the company I serve for. While alot of these programs are still in the testing phase, I must admit, it cover the accountability issue quite well. A few bad eggs down state have made us look pretty lazy and I am on month two, using a photo/gps program for the company I serve for. While alot of these programs are still in the testing phase, I must admit, it cover the accountability issue quite well. A few bad eggs down state have made us look pretty lazy and

]]> By: iGreg http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-719 iGreg Sat, 04 Sep 2010 16:57:47 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-719 I will be applying for a NY PI license shortly. Thankfully, I live and plan to work on Long Island. This law NYC passed has to be one of the dumbest pieces of legislation ever. Then again, in the peoples republic of NYC what can one expect. BTW, since I will be retiring from a state investigator job after many years my main income will be my state pension, and will take only the cases I want to take and will charge accordingly. If potential clients do not like my prices they can go elsewhere. "You get what you pay for." I will be applying for a NY PI license shortly. Thankfully, I live and plan to work on Long Island. This law NYC passed has to be one of the dumbest pieces of legislation ever. Then again, in the peoples republic of NYC what can one expect. BTW, since I will be retiring from a state investigator job after many years my main income will be my state pension, and will take only the cases I want to take and will charge accordingly. If potential clients do not like my prices they can go elsewhere. “You get what you pay for.”

]]> By: iGreg http://pursuitmag.com/new-york-city-passes-tougher-process-server-licensing-and-regulations/#comment-728 iGreg Sat, 04 Sep 2010 16:57:47 +0000 http://pursuitmag.com/?p=12432#comment-728 I will be applying for a NY PI license shortly. Thankfully, I live and plan to work on Long Island. This law NYC passed has to be one of the dumbest pieces of legislation ever. Then again, in the peoples republic of NYC what can one expect. BTW, since I will be retiring from a state investigator job after many years my main income will be my state pension, and will take only the cases I want to take and will charge accordingly. If potential clients do not like my prices they can go elsewhere. "You get what you pay for." I will be applying for a NY PI license shortly. Thankfully, I live and plan to work on Long Island. This law NYC passed has to be one of the dumbest pieces of legislation ever. Then again, in the peoples republic of NYC what can one expect. BTW, since I will be retiring from a state investigator job after many years my main income will be my state pension, and will take only the cases I want to take and will charge accordingly. If potential clients do not like my prices they can go elsewhere. “You get what you pay for.”

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