Relentless Court Services, Inc.

While it may seem like a straightforward process, service of process  is one of the most crucial steps in your litigation journey. A few simple mistakes can lead to a case dismissal or mistrial, leaving your clients with lost time and money. We have rounded up some of the most common mistakes that can be easily avoided to ensure a smooth and streamlined litigation process.   Shouting It From the Rooftops Your clients might be tempted to   tell the defendant  that they’ll shortly be receiving a legal notice. However, this declaration isn’t such a good idea and can help them prepare to deal with a process server, go trackless, or not just answer the phone or the door. Instead of unraveling these plans to the defendant, it’s vital that your legal firm works with a process server in secrecy. Try not to reveal these plans to third parties , as this will definitely help catch the defendant by surprise! Not Communicating with the Process Servers A trained and professio...

Your attorney might have suggested you work with a process server  when discussing your litigation process. But what is a process server, and are they really so crucial?  The answer is Yes.  Service of process is a critical component of most lawsuits; most law firms, small businesses and individuals exclusively hire process servers to get the job done. This article lists all the reasons why service of process matters and how it can expedite a litigation process.         The First Step in the Right Direction Once a lawsuit is prepared, the next step is to have the defendant or despondent served the legal documents, and process servers help do just that! Law firms, small businesses, and individuals get in touch with a process server, brief them about the defendant's contact and personal details, and provide them with the legal documents. The successful execution of this step leads to the progression of the lawsuit in court. Reaching out to the Defen...