E.B. v. New York City Board of Education

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• finding that the proposed alternative methods of service did not “offend Honduran law because such methods [were] not expressly prohibited by Honduran law
• permitting service via FedEx and by hand-delivery to the defendant’s attorneys in the United States
• alternate service upon foreign corporate defendant by hand delivery to corporation’s attorneys in the United States
• “Rule 4(f)(3) allows this Court to authorize any particular method of service of its own choosing, so long as the order does not contradict any applicable international agreement”
• authorizing service via e-mail and public announcement

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).