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Process Server

A person authorized by law to deliver papers, typically the complaint, to the defendant.

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process server

n. a person who serves (delivers) legal papers in lawsuits, either as a profession or as a government official, such as a deputy sheriff, marshal or constable. (See: service of process)

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