For personal injury firms
Defendants in PI cases move, change jobs and stop answering the door. PDQ makes the first attempt within 48 hours, keeps going back, and gets you the affidavit within one business day of service.
Since 2003
Serving papers for law firms, with the tri-state area as home turf.
Attempted within 48 hours
Every job is handled as a rush. No upcharge for that.
Affidavit in one business day
Guaranteed after service is completed. Notary included.
No dispatcher
Status updates go straight to your email from the server.
Who this page is for
In a PI office, service isn't one person's job. The attorney needs it done, the paralegal tracks it, and the office manager pays for it. PDQ is set up so all three get what they need without chasing anybody.
You want service done right so the case keeps moving, and you don't want to think about it again until the affidavit is in the file.
You're the one who gets asked whether the defendant has been served. Updates land in your email, so you have the answer before anyone asks.
One vendor who picks up the phone, sends a clear invoice you can pay online, and doesn't create follow-up work for your staff.
What PI firms send us
01
Drivers, property owners and businesses, including the defendant whose address on the police report is two moves out of date.
02
Subpoenas to records custodians at medical providers, employers and other businesses. When a witness fee check has to go with it, we cover it and add it to your invoice.
03
Getting a witness served in time for the deposition or trial date on the subpoena. More on subpoena service.
04
When the subpoena comes from one state and the witness lives in another, we handle the domestication so it can be served. Pricing on request.
05
Serves another company gave up on, and defendants who know the papers are coming. Advanced skip tracing and stakeouts when it comes to that. Difficult serves.
What changes with PDQ
Status updates go straight to your email from the server. You shouldn't have to call every day to find out whether anyone went to the house.
Every document is treated as a rush, with a first attempt within 48 hours of receipt. There's no upcharge for that. It's just how the work is done.
Guaranteed within one business day of completed service, notary included. Your file doesn't wait on paperwork.
You deal directly with the server handling it. No dispatcher, no ticket number, no retelling the story.
Try it once
Pick the serve that's been sitting on your desk, or just the next one that comes in. Send it to PDQ and see how it goes.
If it goes the way it should, send the next one. That's the whole pitch.
Know another firm that should be using us? Refer them, and your firm gets five services free.
or email pdqlegalservices@yahoo.com
From a client
“He gets the job done no matter what time of day or night, no matter what the location, and communicates throughout the entire process… if I ask him to serve a Complaint, it will get done without me having to follow up every day to see how the process is going.”
Adrianne Ferretti, Bremer Bucker, LLC
Questions
Within 48 hours of when we receive the papers. Every document is handled as a rush, with no rush charge.
Yes. That's a custom rush, priced on the pricing page. Tell us the day or the window when you send the papers.
Usually. We run advanced skip traces to find a current address, and when someone is dodging service we can stake out the place they're most likely to be.
Yes. If a witness fee check has to be tendered with the subpoena, we cover it and add it to your invoice, so you don't have to cut a separate check.
By email, directly from the server. Tell us who on your team should get them when you send the job.
Within one business day. That's guaranteed, and it comes back notarized.
Yes. Refer another firm to PDQ and your firm gets five services free.
Related
Process serving · Subpoena service · Rush serves · Difficult serves · How it works · Pricing
Next step
Email the papers and the defendant's address. The first attempt happens within 48 hours, and you'll hear from the person who's making it.
Unlimited attempts and notary included. See pricing.