As the information, documents and news surrounding the changes in NYC continues to grow, we have decided to create a resource where all of these details can be found in one place: https://www.dgrinternational.com/nyc-process-servers/ Even the process servers who don’t...
The Florida Association of Process Servers currently has two pieces of legislation pending that would change some process server rules and limit trespassing offenses. SB620/HB627, co-sponsored by Ray Pilon and Walter “Skip” Campbell in the Senate, have a number of...
NYSPPSA filed a 47 page lawsuit on February 26th against the City of New York, Michael Bloomberg, Mayor Bill DiBlasio and over 25 members of the New York City Department of Consumer Affair, including two administrative Law Judges. A request for a temporary injunction...
NYSPPSA has thankfully received a quick response to Larry Yellon’s letter to the DCA requesting a grace period for NYC process server license renewals. The DCA has granted an extension, allowing process servers to continue to operate through March 31, 2014. All...
In efforts to seek more reprieves for New York City process servers, NYSPPSA has submitted another letter the DCA, this time directly to Sanford Cohen, Executive Deputy General Counsel. The letter addresses a number of points surrounding licensure, one of which is the...
