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We all strive to be as ethical as possible, especially these days as our industry faces intense scrutiny in the wake of issues of sewer service and heightened regulations. NAPPS had Kitty Hailey in to speak on the topic, an advocate of professionalism who literally wrote the books on ethics.  Author of The Code of Professional Conduct: Stands and Ethics for the Investigative Profession, Kitty has been named New Jersey Investigator of the Year and speaks around the country.

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On Saturday Ayla Crippen, a Senior Internet Marketing Consultant at Reach Local, conducted a seminar on “The Best of the Best in Online Marketing”.  She was a fantastic speaker who provided a ton of great information that we’d like to pass on to you.  You can follow her on Twitter at @AylaCrippenIMC.

Where are you on the web?

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Miss the NAPPS Convention? No problem - we've got you covered.

The NAPPS convention was held two weeks ago in Boston at the Park Plaza Hotel April 26^th- 28^th. Because we know that not everyone could attend the event we plan on filling you in on some of the seminars and events that occurred in our mini-series over the next two weeks.  From speakers on social media and the issue of free service, the resignation of John Perez and the election of the new board, we’re here to fill you in so stay tuned!

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Saturday March 31st was the National Walk for Epilepsy on the Washington Mall.  DGR takes part in this every year, as Jerry and Debbie’s daughter has lived with epilepsy for over 11 years.  All the proceeds for the walk go to fight stigma, raise awareness and find a cure for epilepsy.

This year Team DGR raised $2,845! We couldn’t be more grateful to those who helped us far exceed our fundraising goal and who have contributed to the Epilepsy Foundation.

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Not only does DGR handle international process service, but we also get recognized by international companies for our process service in New Jersey!  Former light heavyweight champion Vyacheslav Vasilevsky has a judgment against him by M-1 Global, which was awarded in a Dutch court.  That ruling will now be upheld in the United States.

Vasilevsky has signed with Bellator Fighting Championships but due to a clause with M-1, he was to remain an M-1 fighter until 2013. Despite attempts to get in contact with Bellator, M-1 has been unsuccessful in working out an agreement and eventually had to resort to legal means.

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In previous articles we’ve talked about the threat of assault that exists to process servers and what should be a goal of every state to make this a felony.  But what about when the attack doesn’t come from an individual but from an animal?  A Florida process server was in the news this week after a couple set their dog on her while she was attempting to serve papers.

Be cautious of homes which have a “Beware of Dog” sign.  Here are some tips if you happen to encounter a strange dog:

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When using a private process server there are a number of things legal professionals can do to ensure the fastest and most efficient turn-around time possible, particularly when due diligence is necessary.  Even the most proficient and adept process servers know there are certain pieces of information that can help speed up effectuating service.

1.  If you are attempting service at home or work, see if your client knows when the subject will be at that location. 

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Not yet! But it soon could be. It seems as the though the Illinois Association of Professional Process Servers (ILAPPS) has gotten the ball rolling in regard to legislation making the assault of a process server a felony.  The New York State Professional Process Servers Association (NYSPPSA) has achieved an important step in accomplishing the same goal: the bill has been introduced to the State Senate by New York State Senator Catherine Young. The bill will also have a sponsor in the ... Read More >

Three weeks ago the US Supreme Court published an opinion in the case of US Bank National Association v. Guillaume which many, including us, thought would be the start of a rush in foreclosures in New Jersey.  Now the New Jersey process servers and many others are wondering just what happened and where are all the foreclosures. 

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As part of the process serving industry, there is much insight to be gained in speaking with others in your profession.  The great part about the expansion of technology is that it is easier than ever to hold conservations with other process servers across the country.  Sharing ideas, getting advice and discussing current legislation is all available with a few mouse clicks.

Here is a list and review of some of the available process serving forums and groups:

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