Records Retention: Law and Practice is a comprehensive guide, designed especially for legal and accounting professionals.

It provides a complete reference to the principles and practices of records retention and to the legal obligations of Canadian businesses to retain documents and files. This book deals with a wide range of issues related to retention, accessibility, value, and permissible destruction of business and professional records under federal and provincial statutes.

Author's Bio

Michael O’Shea has been involved in Records and Information Management consulting for over 20 years. He is the former owner of Arenburg Consultants, he was Director of Consulting Services for TAB/Datafile and has been the General Manager of Recall Canada. He is one of the most respected international experts in traditional and emerging forms of information technology. He is currently President of The Information Professionals. The company provides consulting services to clients at all levels of government and all industry sectors. He has provided consulting services across North America, Europe, Africa and the Middle East. He is also a voting member of the Canadian General Standards Board’s committees on Microfilm, Imaging and Electronic Records as Documentary Evidence