Document We Serve
Subpoenas compel a witness to testify or produce documents, while deposition notices schedule sworn out-of-court testimony as part of the discovery process. Because subpoenas often carry strict notice periods and witness fee requirements, timely and well-documented service is essential to keeping a case on schedule.
A subpoena legally compels a witness to testify, appear for a deposition, or produce documents and records. Deposition notices formalize the scheduling of that testimony, often under tight discovery deadlines set by the court or by agreement between counsel. Both carry real consequences for non-compliance, which makes accurate, timely service essential.
We handle subpoenas for individual witnesses, corporate representatives, and records custodians alike, including calculating and delivering any statutory witness fees that must accompany service. Every delivery is documented and returned with an affidavit confirming exactly how, when, and to whom the subpoena was served.
Whatever the document, our team has the experience to execute your specific request and route it through the right channel the first time.
Decades of working relationships with Central Authorities and local agents mean your documents move through the correct process, wherever they're headed.
Since 1982, we've built a track record litigators rely on — documented, court-ready service performed to FRCP 4(f) standards.
Need help with Subpoenas & Deposition Notices?
Tell us about your case and deadline, and we'll confirm the right approach.
Request ServiceMany jurisdictions require a statutory witness fee to be tendered along with the subpoena; we can calculate and deliver this alongside the documents.
Yes — subpoenas for records can generally be served on a company's registered agent or a designated custodian of records.
Getting Started
Whether you need a single document served or want to set up a standing account for regular work, here's exactly how it works.
If you need Welcome for a single case or one-time assignment anywhere in the United States, follow these steps:
If you would like to become a client and use us on a regular basis, these are the steps:
Reminder: If you'd like us to file your Proof of Service formally (for a small fee), please ask during Step 1.
Client Feedback
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"Their mastery of Hague Article 5 and 10 requirements saved our firm months of delays. Every page was properly translated, the USM-94 was flawlessly routed through the foreign Central Authority, and we received the Article 6 certificate right on schedule."
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