Hi all,

I received an inquiry from someone attempting to build a private-sector
document retention schedule in California. I provided a few links and some
information, but I told him you were the experts and if he wanted, I'd post
the request here for him. I will compile the responses to the listserv and
forward them to him, but if any of you would like to send him a direct
response, his contact information is below.  He works for a law firm, and
here's his request. And if I didn't do this correctly - sorry, Peter. This
is the first one I've posted for someone else.

--- request ---

I am in  the process of suggesting a best practices for our firm's
California Document Retention Requirements.  I did not see anything specific
to CA on the website and was hoping to find a template of best practices to
start with.  Would you be able to point me in the right direction?   Any
help you could offer would be greatly appreciated.  I am starting from
scratch and learning as I go.
 
Thank you and kind regards,
 
Jeffrey S. Talcott
Office Administrator
Goodwin Procter LLP
4365 Executive Drive, 3rd Floor
San Diego, CA  92121
T: 858-202-2789
F: 858-457-1255
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www.goodwinprocter.com

--- end of request ---

Thanks!

Pat


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School of Library & Information Science
San Jose State University
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