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Complaint Review Committee recommends revocations, reprimands and fines in multiple process-server cases
Summary
The Complaint Review Committee voted to recommend sanctions across several process‑server complaint cases, including permanent revocations and monetary penalties ranging from reprimands with fines to a recommended permanent refusal to approve certification. Several respondents joined by video to deny or explain the alleged conduct.
The Complaint Review Committee met by video and voted to recommend sanctions in multiple complaints alleging false returns of service by certified process servers.
Bina Mohan, prosecutor for the commission, told the committee the staff had found violations in several matters and recommended sanctions ranging from reprimands and $500 penalties to permanent revocation of process‑server certification. "We did find violations of Certified Process Server Code of Ethics 2(b) through (d) and rule 3.11(c)," Mohan said during the meeting.
Why it matters: The committee’s recommendations will be forwarded to the full commission, which can accept or alter them. For respondents, recommended revocations or a permanent refusal to approve certification would bar them from serving process under the commission’s authority.
Key outcomes and actions at a glance
- Case No. 754 (Complainant: Luis Partita; Respondent: Folarin Aloba): Staff recommended permanent revocation for violations of Code of Ethics 2(b)–(d) and 3.11(c), plus a $500…
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