Legal Language Blog
When a Hague signatory objects to Article 10 of the Hague Convention, can they still be served via email?
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Can Article 15 be used as a stratagem to put the brakes on an international litigation proceeding?
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A 2019 cases raises important questions about formal service vs delivery.
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When attempting to effect service by alternative means, there are three conditions that must be met.
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With a foreign judgment in hand, there are two issues: determining where the defendant’s assets are and securing recognition of the judgment in a US court.
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What standard does a court apply before executing the Letter of Request?
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When it comes to international service of process, the next case SCOTUS will review is likely to involve one of two increasingly important subject matters.
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When dealing with any government, one should always have a strategy with many contingency plans.
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How do you serve process on a person who does not want to be found?
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Many vendors who assist with ISOP do not have licensed attorneys on staff. This may be in the vendor's best interests, but it is not in the best interests of the client.
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