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Webinar: The Process Service Industry and How to Get the Most from your Process Server Vendors
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9/27/2024
Where: Webinar
United States
Contact: National Federation of Paralegal Associations
info@paralegals.org


Online registration is available until: 12/31/2050
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NFPA Webinar: The Process Service Industry and How to Get the Most from your Process Server Vendors

Due process is an important part of our justice system and professional process servers take that mission very seriously. Come learn about how the U.S. process service industry works behind-the-scenes with Tea Godfrey, Vice President of Oregon Association Process Servers and owner of Solid Serve Legal. Ms. Godfrey will explain the advances in technology being used by those in the industry today, as well as how professional servers are hired and trained across the country. Learn how to get the most out of your relationship with your favorite process server and ensure that every service of process is executed properly and efficiently. 

Worth 1 CLE Credit
 

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