Legal Language Blog
Tunisia is the newest signatory to the Hague Service Convention. Tunisia joins just five other African countries as members of the Hague Service Convention.
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When dealing with international service of process, attorneys should be cognizant of the different rules regarding waiver of service by defendants.
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Business litigation is common, and that's why it's important to learn about legal document discovery. Being prepared for legal document discovery does more than put your mind at ease — it can protect you from legal penalties if a claim arises!
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The answer to this question, like any associated with international service of process and evidence taking, is complex and varies among different countries. This is because the Convention requires the Hague Request to defer to the laws and procedural norms of the State in which they are to be executed.
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The Hague Evidence Convention is considered to provide an additional means by which the parties may collect evidence abroad. However, from the German perspective, the use of the Hague Evidence Convention is mandatory with respect to evidence taken in Germany for foreign proceedings.
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Determine whether service of process was properly effected on your client via the Hague Service Convention.
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Is a voluntary deposition of a willing witness in your client's best interest?
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Is it possible to gain access to evidence located in Russia? The short answer is yes if a request for judicial assistance from a court in Russia is made and granted, but the devil is in the details of such requests.
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If the nation-state is on its way out, is it time for international law attorneys to rethink international service of process?
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Attorneys tend to think that the international service of a subpoena is analogous to international service of process. In reality, though, the two are quite different.
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