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Thinking aloud...
Has there been an effort to set a baseline for how law practices retain
records? The reason I ask is that in speaking with some law firm records
managers, it seems that each organization has its own distinct set of
rules. I wonder if there could be such a thing where there's a common set
of rules, something like NIRMA for nuclear records? Sorry to sound naive,
but does something like this already exist?
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