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SDNY Rejects Service by Email on Chinese Companies

By William S. Dodge
August 2, 2022 posted in: Service of Process

In Smart Study Co. v. Acuteye-US, a federal court in the Southern District of New York (Judge Gregory Woods) rejected service by email on Chinese companies in a trademark and copyright infringement case. China and the United States are parties to the Hague Service Convention. The court reasoned that the Convention precludes service by email,…

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