My law firm has a lot of old files in storage (over 10 years).  I
believe that if we had a retention and destruction policy in place this
would go a long way in reducing the cost of storing these files.  

Does anyone has a retention and destruction policy or information they
can share?  If you are not able to share the policy, does anyone have
any recommendations on getting management to take this seriously.  

I already have the book "Records Management in the Legal Environment: A
Handbook of Practice and Procedure" by Jean Barr, Beth Chiaise and Lee
Nemchek that I have used as reference. 

Any additional information would be helpful.
Thank you,
Irene Eklund
Boston, MA

  
 
Irene Eklund
Donovan Hatem LLP
Seaport East
Two Seaport Lane
Boston, MA 02210
 
617.406.4607 (direct)
617.406.4501 (fax)
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