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.

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Former process server gets 3 years for filing false court documents

UPDATE - Maurice Carroll sentenced to 3 years for filing false Service of Process affidavits in Las Vegas. Though this story refers to Mr. Carroll as a former process server, the best I can tell is he was never properly licensed in the state of Nevada.

For more information please visit the Las Vegas Review Journal. http://www.lvrj.com/news/former-process-server-gets-3-years-for-filing-false-court-documents-187160111.html

Are Process Servers Embracing Change? Are they Confronting Challenges?

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Former process server gets 3 years for filing false court documents

UPDATE - Maurice Carroll sentenced to 3 years for filing false Service of Process affidavits in Las Vegas. Though this story refers to Mr. Carroll as a former process server, the best I can tell is he was never properly licensed in the state of Nevada.

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