LLS recently received a rejection notice from the Chinese Central Authority predicated on Article 13 of the Hague Service Convention.
Read moreInternational service of process and the taking of evidence overseas require specialized expertise.
Read moreThe CCA’s level of service has been substantially improving in numerous ways.
Read moreThere are two components to be filed in order to obtain an Article 15 default judgment in China.
Read moreService of process in China can be a lengthy process. As a result, some plaintiffs attempt to find work-arounds to serving process pursuant to the HSC.
Read moreThese are the seven common arguments opposing counsel tends to raise in order to have an Article 15 default judgment set aside.
Read moreIn China, the Chinese Central Authority for the Hague Service Convention is not the same as the CCA for the Hague Evidence Convention. Such details can befuddle the legal calculus for taking evidence abroad and are easy to make.
Read moreLegal Language Services and other Hague Convention member countries have noticed that the time required to effect service of process in China via the Chinese Central Authority has substantially increased in the last six to nine months and currently is in excess of a year.
Read moreIt’s Chinese New Year — and China doesn’t monkey around. Find out more about the holiday and how it will affect service of process in China.
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