Good afternoon,

Are any of you offering training to your company-from a records management perspective, on when to use "Privileged" on records?  Perhaps like some of you, we have some who stamp almost everything they do with "Privileged," "Attorney-Client Privilege," and/or "Confidential" (or some combination of all of these) when it may not necessary to do so.  We're working on formal documentation to explain this that may become a CBT (computer based training) session, and I just wanted to get input from anyone else who may have done/or will be doing something similar.

Thanks.
Earl

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