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Service of process is a crucial step in initiating a lawsuit, involving the formal delivery of legal documents to the parties involved and the court. Governed by the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (FRCP) Rule 4, proper service establishes jurisdiction and ensures the defendant is notified. The rules allow for service by various methods, including personal service, and extend to corporations and associations. Accurate service is vital for both domestic and international cases. For expert help with international service, depositions, and more, contact Ancillary Legal or visit Elizabeth Gallo Court Reporting.
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