Legal Language Blog

Where someone is domiciled is an important question with respect to service of process.

When it comes to international service of process, novelty is never a good idea.

A 2019 pro se litigation case underscores the importance of providing sufficient information and documentation when requesting alternative service.

When reading a poorly written opinion it is sometimes necessary to read between the lines.

When a Hague signatory objects to Article 10 of the Hague Convention, can they still be served via email?

Can Article 15 be used as a stratagem to put the brakes on an international litigation proceeding?

A 2019 cases raises important questions about formal service vs delivery.

When attempting to effect service by alternative means, there are three conditions that must be met.