Iron Mountain Survey: Law Firms Closing the Gap Between Paper and Electronic Records

Like other organizations seeking speed and savings, law firms are making the transition from paper to electronic files. This comes according to a new survey by information management company Iron Mountain Incorporated that also found nearly one third haven’t yet set policies for handling digital files.

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With taxes due we have a lot of old paper to shred. Can you tell us the name of the banks that may be offering this service, or perhaps another place of business that may be doing this? It has been so helpful.

A motherboard of a problem

When the old televisions started showing up at Goodwill in huge numbers last August, they took Jim Nelson by surprise. Goodwill Industries of Lane and South Coast Counties is one of the state’s electronic-waste collectors, and Nelson, Goodwill’s business manager, is used to donation ebbs and flows. But this was …

Rising tide of e-waste poses test

When the old televisions started showing up at Goodwill in huge numbers last August, they took Jim Nelson by surprise. Goodwill Industries of Lane and South Coast Counties is one of the state’s electronic-waste collectors, and Nelson, Goodwill’s business manager, is used to donation ebbs and flows. But this was …

Iron Mountain Survey: Law Firms Closing the Gap Between Paper and Electronic ... - MarketWatch (press release)

Iron Mountain Survey: Law Firms Closing the Gap Between Paper and Electronic ... MarketWatch (press release) And they are destroying their paper the right way -- Most are using destruction methods for their paper information that are secure, with 42 percent of law firms relying on a vendor to destroy paper documents, and 27 percent using office shredders. and more »