Can a process server serve documents to someone at their workplace?

Serving documents to someone at their workplace is permissible, provided that it does not cause a disruption to business operations. This approach respects the professional environment and maintains the integrity of the workplace while still fulfilling the legal requirement of serving documents. It's important for process servers to be mindful of the workplace dynamics, including not interrupting the person being served during critical work activities.

The other options suggest scenarios that are not aligned with common practice. Serving documents is not limited to specific buildings, such as court buildings, and it’s not restricted to lunchtime only. Additionally, stating that serving at a workplace is never allowed misrepresents the legality of the act within proper professional boundaries.