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Florida has long had specific rules for how businesses must be served in civil matters, but many of those rules are impractical at this time. Due to the pandemic, many businesses have gone completely virtual, letting their unaffordable leases lapse and saving on overhead. Other small businesses have been started by freelancers who have a diverse and completely remote staff.  But if a business doesn’t have a physical location, how are you supposed to serve them? 

The increasing spread of the coronavirus is causing many people to become concerned about interacting with people as a general rule, especially people that you don’t know or have never met before. More and more restaurants and grocery stores are offering no contact deliveries. It is important that these concepts reach across the board to all personal services. That should include service of process. No one should feel as though they are not safe, even if that safety is threatened

If you are representing yourself in a civil legal matter, you probably need to keep your costs to a minimum. That might tempt you to cut some corners, like not hiring a process server. However, it is extremely important that you do not serve the papers yourself or have a friend serve them. Only certain people can serve papers in Pensacola. Here’s what you need to know. Who can serve papers? Your legal papers can be served by one of

It seems like about every other month something about social media is hitting the headlines. Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn, have become not only commonplace, but almost a requirement for being part of society. As such, it is no wonder that it is starting to be adopted for new and interesting purposes. One of the things that most people do not think about is that it can be very easy to track someone down using just

Having legal papers served in person by a private process server is not the only way that you can deliver service of process as required by the courts. In fact, there are alternative methods of service that can be used when traditional service is deemed impossible. However, these alternative methods must be approved by a judge, and they will only be allowed in specific situations. There are many different alternative methods of service of process that the judge may be

If you are suing a company rather than an individual, there are additional rules that you, your attorney, and your process server must follow. While court documents can be served to an individual listed on the papers, there can be confusion when the entity on the papers is a company rather than an individual person. There are certain rules about who can be served for a company. It will vary slightly by jurisdiction, although in general the rules in Florida