Email Retention - legal stuff

2002-11-11 Thread Stephens, Tara
Is email retention legally required for a certain period of time now? We don't currently have a policy for email retention - we keep monthly backups for 1 year. The only information that I can find (and I may not be looking in the right places) says that retention is based on your company's

RE: Email Retention - legal stuff

2002-11-11 Thread Roger Seielstad
Atlanta, GA -Original Message- From: Stephens, Tara [mailto:Tara.Stephens;carters.com] Sent: Monday, November 11, 2002 10:52 AM To: Exchange Discussions Subject: Email Retention - legal stuff Is email retention legally required for a certain period of time now? We don't

RE: Email Retention - legal stuff

2002-11-11 Thread Chris Scharff
It depends on what types of business are being conducted via e-mail. If, for example, your human resources department uses e-mail to communicate about hirings and firings, then certain Federal age discrimination statutes might apply to those communications and your company would be obligated to

Re: Email Retention - legal stuff

2002-11-11 Thread Greg Deckler
First, ask your corporate lawyers their opinion on this topic. Second, regardless of the answer, consider an email archival system. Why? Because the amount of business knowledge that flows through a corporate email system is staggering. Keeping this mail on your servers is not a good solution.

RE: Email Retention - legal stuff

2002-11-11 Thread Daniel Chenault
: Monday, November 11, 2002 9:52 AM To: Exchange Discussions Subject: Email Retention - legal stuff Is email retention legally required for a certain period of time now? We don't currently have a policy for email retention - we keep monthly backups for 1 year. The only information that I can find