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Since 1950, ETS has been providing Professional Service of Summons, Alias Summons, Citations to Discover Assets, Rules to Show Cause and other legal documents for hundreds of law firms, government agencies and private individuals throughout Northern Illinois including Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, Will and Winnebago counties. We understand how important fast, dependable and accurate process service can be to the successful outcome of your case.
Detectives are clean cut, dressed professionally in business casual attire, badged, and present full credentials during each serve to maintain the utmost in professionalism.
An Affidavit of Service is provided in every matter, even the “no serves”. Detectives make valuable observations and notations while serving to provide attorneys with data to enhance their case performance. Skip tracing services are available when there is a bad or unknown address, the subject has moved, or when they are intentionally avoiding service.
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Successful Case…
ETS was retained by a Personal Injury attorney to serve a summons and complaint upon the defendant in a matter resulting from an auto accident. The attorney reported that he had been receiving little cooperation from the insurance adjuster assigned to the case. When the ETS investigator rang the defendant’s doorbell, the defendant’s wife answered. Upon being served the papers she asked what this was about. The wife was told it was had to do with an accident 18 months prior when her husband had been driving and struck and injured a pedestrian. Her husband who was not visible called out, “Who’s there?” The wife answered, “It’s about when you hit that man.” The husband shouted, “Don’t tell that man nothin!” The wife volunteered, “He’s blind.”
When the investigator asked how it was that a blind man had been driving so recently she responded, “Oh, he was only in the process of going blind then, not fully blind like he is now.” An affidavit detailing what the ETS investigator had heard was supplied to the client. One week later, the attorney telephoned ETS to report that he had just received a check for $90,000.00 from the formerly-uncooperative insurance adjuster.