Redaction Rules

Redaction rules apply to federal court regulations, real estate, schools, hospitals, and more. Redaction must involve details, such as social security numbers, birth dates, minor’s initial, financial account details, medical information, trade secrets, informant names, and sensitive security information.

May 17, 2023 | 8 minutes read

Privacy Mistakes And Federal Regulations For Redaction

Redaction is a method of removing sensitive data from documents that protect individuals’ privacy or safety before the papers are made available for public viewing. While the US has not made a comprehensive privacy regulation that is all-encompassing such as the General Data Protection Regulation available to protect citizens, it does have several rules or laws that apply in specific contexts.

February 19, 2021 | 8 minutes read

Federal Court Redaction Rules, Legal Compliance

Redaction removes sensitive data from documents to protect privacy or safety before public release. While the US lacks a comprehensive privacy law like the GDPR, it has various rules and laws that apply in specific contexts to protect citizens.

October 29, 2020 | 7 minutes read

Be A Real Estate Insider: Understanding Privacy and Redaction Rules

Buying and selling homes creates a lot of paperwork with sensitive information, a lot of which can be public records. Protect individual privacy with redaction.

July 17, 2020 | 7 minutes read

FINRA Rules Regarding Personal Data

FINRA or Financial Industry Regulation Authority is a private corporation that manages, regulates, enforces, arbitrates operations handled through the New York Stock Exchange. They are a self-regulatory agency. It is a non-government agency that works closely with and regulates transaction processes for member brokerage firms and exchange markets.