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.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

NATIONAL PROCESS SERVERS ASSOCIATION LAUDS N.Y. DECISION

“The National Association of Professional Process Servers (NAPPS) wishes to extend its congratulations to the New York State Professional Process Servers Association (NYSPPSA) in its agreement with the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs to a 30-day extension before implementing the newly adopted process server rules and law for New York."

“NYSPPSA worked closely with the New York City Department of Consumer Affairs in coming to this agreement and we are pleased that the Department has also agreed to continue negotiations as both sides have a shared goal in providing quality services to the legal system and ultimately justice for those who engage that system."

Posted by Jeff Karotkin

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UnknownMarch 11, 2011 at 11:20 AM
Great job NYSPPSA! Congrats! Thanks for the update Jeff.
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