Preservation Laws

Preservation laws are regulations designed to protect and maintain important documents, records, and evidence for future use. They set rules on how materials like files, emails, or physical artifacts should be stored, handled, and retained over time. The goal is to ensure that information remains intact, accessible, and unaltered, especially for legal, historical, or compliance reasons. These laws help organizations and individuals avoid the loss of valuable information, ensure proper recordkeeping, and facilitate legal processes such as investigations or litigation.