Minimizing Liability with an Effective Document Creation and Retention Policy.
Review of Business 2007, Spring-Summer, 27, 3
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Abstract An increasing number of statutes and governmental regulations impose obligations on organizations to retain documents. The failure to do so could expose the company to sanctions, liability and criminal penalties. This paper discusses why firms retain documents, considerations in creating documents, and the implementation and enforcement of an effective document retention policy to avoid or minimize the risk of liability.
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