Document Destruction Services for Attorneys and Law Firms in Orange County

At Shred Wise, we understand the document destruction needs of those who work in the legal field. We’ve worked with attorneys and law firms of all sizes for nearly a decade, and understand how important it is for you to comply with relevant privacy laws and protect client confidentiality. To help you do this, we offer secure on-site and off-site shredding services that comply with local, state, and federal privacy laws and regulations. These services can be customized to your specific needs and provided on an as-needed or ongoing, regularly scheduled basis.

Our Shredding Services Will Help Your Law Firm Comply with HIPAA, FACTA, & FCRA

Shred Wise follows strict protocols when handling and destroying our clients’ sensitive documents. We have carefully screened employees, secure shred trucks, and shredding practices that are based upon those recommended by the National Association for Information Destruction (NAID). We also provide our ongoing clients with free shred containers that will keep their documents secure in between service visits. Whether we shred your documents on site or off, you’ll be able to witness your documents getting shredded curbside or from our onboard camera. You’ll also be provided with a Certificate of Destruction for your records. 100% of the paper we shred is taken to one of our approved facilities for recycling.

Save Money By Outsourcing Your Legal Office’s Shredding Needs in Orange County

For a free quote, call licensed Shred Wise today. We can provide you with an estimate over the phone or in person for any of our Orange County mobile shredding services. We can also come to your law office and help you design the right shredding program for your needs, determine the best location for your shred containers, establish a records retention schedule, and review what type of information needs to be properly destroyed.

Sensitive Information That Attorneys, Law Firms, and Others in the Legal Field Need to Keep Secure and Then Properly Destroy

• Bank statements
• Bids
• Business reports
• Cancelled checks
• Classified information
• Client information
• Client lists
• Contracts
• Correspondence
• Credit applications
• Credit card information
• Depositions
• Employee information
• Financial records

• Human resources files
• Insurance policy information
• Intellectual property
• Invoices
• Job applications
• Memos
• Past due notices
• Payroll records
• Personalized junk mail
• Proprietary information
• Quotes
• Receipts
• Sales tax documents
• Tax records