SERVICE OF PROCESS ON THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DAVIS

 

Legal notices involving university business require prompt attention. If a subpoena is received by mail or personal service, it should be accepted. The individual, and/or department, should immediately contact the Office of Campus Counsel for assistance.

Guidelines for properly served subpoenas

If the process server attempts to serve a subpoena at a location other than the department named on the subpoena:

  • Direct the server to the correct department or,
  • Direct them to the Office of the Campus Counsel

If the process server insists on leaving the subpoena

  • Accept it and forward to the Office of Campus Counsel

Where to serve subpoenas

Subpoenas for university business records related to:                                

UC Davis

Current or former UC Davis employee(s):

Office of the Campus Counsel
University of California, Davis, 
350 Mrak Hall, Davis, CA 95616
Telephone: 530-754-6295
Email: [email protected]

UC Davis Health

Current or former UC Davis Health employee(s) - Subpoenas for patient medical records:

UC Davis Health Administrative Services (HAS) Building
10850 White Rock Road
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
Via Fax to:   916-734-2126
Email: [email protected]

Please use the intercom outside the main entrance to be buzzed into the building
Monday – Friday 8 am – 4 pm

US Mail:

UC Davis Health
Attn: Health Information Management
2315 Stockton Blvd
Sacramento, CA 95817

Workers’ Compensation Subpoenas

Office of the Campus Counsel
University of California, Davis, 
350 Mrak Hall, Davis, CA 95616
Telephone: 530-754-6295
Email: [email protected]  

Please note, subpoenas requiring an individual’s appearance at a deposition or other hearing on behalf of the campus department, the process server should provide witness fees at the time of service. A check made payable to UC Regents should be issued and dated the day of the deposition.

Proper Service of Subpoenas and Summons & Complaints (Non-UC Matters)

  • Individual persons named as defendants should be personally served

Regarding Service on the Regents of the University of California