Showing posts with label served. Show all posts
Showing posts with label served. Show all posts

Friday, December 21, 2007

Photo Tickets Can't Just Be Mailed

Wondering what to do if a camera catches you speeding? Phoenix attorney Brian Cabianca says if you get your ticket in the mail, you don't have to pay it right away.

"They have to be served either by a police officer or a process server -- with the ticket -- and they have to be served in person," Cabianca said.




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Thursday, October 25, 2007

Diddy Gets Served

Sean "Diddy" Combs was caught off guard Friday night (October 19) and served with lawsuit papers for his assault charge against night club promoter, James Waldon.

According to TMZ, the mogul was entering his flagship Sean John store in Manhattan for a launch party celebrating his new women's line. As the process server tried to hand Diddy the papers, his bodyguards reportedly smacked them to the ground and Diddy rushed inside the building.

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Tuesday, January 30, 2007

Tyco’s Kozlowski is served with divorce papers

Tyco’s Kozlowski is served with divorce papers : ServeNow.com: "Tyco International Ltd.’s imprisoned former chief executive officer, L. Dennis Kozlowski, has been served with divorce papers, giving him 45 days to disclose his financial condition to his estranged wife, Karen.

Former Cumberland resident Kozlowski, 60, was served Thursday at the Mid-State Correctional Facility in Marcy, N.Y., his lawyer Dirk Lorenzen said. The former CEO previously refused his wife’s demand for disclosure. His lawyers told a Palm Beach County, Fla., court he was never served with divorce papers, so disclosure wasn’t mandatory within 45 days of her July 31 filing.

Kozlowski’s financial information may be of interest to Tyco shareholders who sued him and the company. They are seeking to recover money lost when Tyco shares plunged after accounting problems became public in 2002.

“Clearly, he’s taking a view he is willing to play games,” New York attorney John Moscow, a former prosecutor, said. “It could be spite, or it could be he doesn’t want [Karen] or anybody else to know his assets.” "