Service of Process by Email.

Yet another example of how things are changing. This is becoming a common alternative to Physical Service when traditional service methods fail. Some would have you believe that this development is much ado about nothing.

"So long as the method of service is reasonably calculated to reach the defendant and allow the opportunity to object and respond to the litigation, service through e-mail comports with the due process clause," Thynge wrote in her opinion.

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