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How long must an attorney keep files of his old civil cases?

Asked on 4/08/07, 10:49 am

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Peter Bradie Bradie, Bradie & Bradie

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Depends in part upon the case. Standard file retention is at least four (4) years.

Answered on 4/08/07, 3:37 pm

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