Disposing of obsolete office gear, such as computers, monitors, and printers, isn’t easy. With environmental compliance mandates and heightened security concerns, law offices need a well-crafted game plan.
Lance Edwards, director of information services at Arnall Golden Gregory, says creating a green disposal strategy requires multiple approaches. “We dispose of different types of tech differently,” says Edwards, who is based in Atlanta. The firm, which also has an office in Washington, D.C., serves public and private companies.
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