Legal and Regulatory
Do Not Press Delete: A Primer on Document Preservation Obligations
The increase in e-discovery in litigation and arbitration unpleasantly introduced many companies to the concept of spoliation of evidence and the need to preserve documents. It's important to implement a document retention policy to define the types of documents to be preserved and the duration of preservation.
By Wendy Kennedy Venoit, Gary F. Sheldon and Frank A. Sherer
July 17, 2017
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Legal and Regulatory
by Wendy Kennedy Venoit
Wendy Kennedy Venoit is a partner with McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP. For more information, email wvenoit@mdmc-law.com.
by Gary F. Sheldon
Gary F. Sheldon is a partner with McElroy, Deutsch, Mulvaney & Carpenter LLP. For more information, email gfsheldon@mdmc-law.com.
by Frank A. Sherer
Frank A. Sherer III is an associate with the firm. For more information, email fsherer@mdmc-law.com.
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