Legal Language Blog
The CCA’s level of service has been substantially improving in numerous ways.
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In Appel, the Plaintiff concocted a scheme to circumvent the need for Hague service upon the Israeli defendant.
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Will the Gamboa opinion change the way service in Germany can be effected?
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Improperly serving a defendant (also known as defective service) is a tactic often deployed to avoid the need to translate documents.
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While translation of consumer contracts is inarguably a good business practice in its own right, it is increasingly a legal requirement in a number of US states. On September 25, 2020, the California state government passed AB 3254 — a law expanding the translation requirements for consumer contracts negotiated...
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Service to Latvia must be pursuant to the Hague Convention. But unique rules apply.
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A look at why VRI is becoming an important tool for modern legal and medical professionals.
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LLS has for a while now discouraged our clients from serving corporate defendants via the UK's Central Authority.
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Service of process cases involving Cuba can arise in multiple international venues.
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In March 2020, the Philippines signed on to the Hague Service Convention. It goes into effect October 2020 with some uncertainties.
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