Mark I. Dunaevsky Law Blog

International process encompasses all aspects of the dreaded rite of passage—surmounting civil procedure. Instead of following the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and memorizing state procedural regulations and statutes, international process servers must become an expert in the implementation and application of international and multilateral treaties and conventions governing transnational service of process.... Read More

The 1965 Convention on Service Abroad of Judicial or Extrajudicial Documents in Civil and Commercial Matters, done at the Hague—which is also known as the Hague Service Convention—was designed to foster international economic cooperation and growth, by ensuring predictable, reliable redress when contracts and commitments did not work out.... Read More