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5/06/11, 9:57 am

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i am serving and individual at a store..costco

do i serve the agent for service or the individual themselves. I am not suing the store itself just the individual that works for costco

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If you are suing the individual, you must have the individual served, not the employer. But you can't do it yourself, yo...

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