Are Process Servers Embracing Change? Are they Confronting Challenges?

For decades, if not centuries the act of serving process has remained largely unchanged. The profession is currently at a critical crossroads, it is facing significant challenges to its image and ability to keep pace with technological advances in today’s constantly changing marketplace. If the private process serving profession hopes to be a part of the solution to these and other problems they need to EMBRACE CHANGE rather than resist it.

Saturday, February 19, 2011

LOUISVILLE, KY, Metro Police, Jefferson Courts Test Electronic Subpoenas

LOUISVILLE, KY City leaders hope a stimulus grant will buy the Metro better court attendance. Starting next month, Louisville Metro Police Department officers will get their Subpoenas to attend court proceedings electronically.

This system is set to replace the cumbersome physical service method in place today where documents are lost and officers are not getting notice on time to attend. It is estimated that some 100,000 subpoenas are served on county agencies in Louisville annually. For more on this story click here.

I originally reported on this project in April of last year. See blog post http://bit.ly/g1G5uw

Are Process Servers Embracing Change? Are they Confronting Challenges?

Saturday, February 19, 2011

LOUISVILLE, KY, Metro Police, Jefferson Courts Test Electronic Subpoenas

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