Process Serving For Lawyers Webinar
Content
In this free 1 hour webinar, Greg Gillespie MSc of Legal Connect will discuss how process serving works and why it’s necessary so participants can ensure effective service has been achieved, regardless of what papers need to be served.
The webinar will cover:
- What is process serving?
- Who are process servers?
- Why is it necessary?
- What papers can be served?
- How are papers served? (What does the process server actually do?)
- What constitutes as “effective service?”
- What happens if the subject refuses the papers?
- How do you instruct a process server? (We will demonstrate this and provide a step by step guide for use after the course).
- Your responsibilities vs the servers responsibilities.
- Process serving through Legal Aid
- What to do if you don’t have the subjects address.
- Where papers can’t be served.
There will also be time for a Q&A at the end of the webinar.
Target Audience
This webinar is aimed at legal practitioners and those working with them but is most likely to benefit those involved in following areas of law:
- Family
- Debt/Insolvency
- Criminal
Resources
The webinar slides can be downloaded below:
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Speakers
Greg Gillespie MSc | Legal Connect
Greg Gillespie is the founder of Legal Connect, and has an extensive background in litigation support and high profile cases. These include his evidence being used by the Maltese Government, as part of the prosecution of senior politicians on charges of: corruption, money laundering, bribery and trading in influence, to name a few.
His work has also been taken by the FBI and US Department of Justice as part on an investigation into allegations of fraud relating to a chain of private hospitals which went into administration. Greg’s involvement, outside of the concerns and allegations relating to potential financial mismanagement of the chain, are also connected to the FCPA (Foreign Corrupt Practices Act).