We aren’t building rockets here. But we are building a ship of sorts, and a leaky
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How to Serve Process in Barbados
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Reshuffle pending at Shell? Not a big deal for service.
Reports the New York Times this morning:
Shell proposes a shift to Britain, dropping ‘Royal Dutch’ from its name.
The Anglo-Dutch
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The game starts with a kickoff.
I’m older now than George Blanda was in this picture. This is in his third decade of pro football. (L.V. Raiders archive.)
A couple of years ago, in The Before Times, the leadership of
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Deadline extensions under Rule 4(m)
At least once a week, a client will ask how much time they should put in their request for an extension under Rule 4(m) when serving an overseas defendant. My
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Finding foreign counsel
My inbox frequently pings with an important query:
“Hey, Aaron, can you introduce me to local counsel in (Country ABC) to help with an enforcement action?”
Sometimes, you bet I can. Ireland, Singapore, Germany, Italy… no problem at all. I’ve
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Trigger time might be too late.
Mid-conversation with a client last week, I’d passed the point of exasperation.
Good grief, Dave, we’ve been through this before. Why didn’t you call
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How to Serve Process in Poland
I say all the time that we aren’t building rockets here. But we are building a ship, of sorts, and a leaky ship means that people could not possibly
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How to Serve Process in Egypt
Nope. We’re not building rockets here. But we are building a ship of sorts, and a leaky vessel means the cargo may not make it to
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“Certified” translations… not a real thing. At least, not a real *legal* thing.
Another Frequently Asked Question on board this little Faering that is my law firm:
“Does my translation have to
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CPAP suits and Koninklijke Philips, N.V.
A real world illustration has become fairly
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