Local Rule RULE 6007-1: ABANDONMENT OR DISPOSITION OF DEBTOR'S BOOKS, RECORDS, PAPERS, AND ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION
Bankr. N.D.N.Y. — General rule
RULE 6007-1 ABANDONMENT OR DISPOSITION OF DEBTOR'S BOOKS, RECORDS, PAPERS, AND ELECTRONICALLY STORED INFORMATION
(a) Available Options. Unless the Court orders otherwise, the trustee, subject to applicable non-bankruptcy law, may
(1) Place in storage, at the expense of the estate, the debtor's books, records, papers, and electronically stored information;
(2) After issuance of the final decree, upon 14 days' notice to the debtor, either:
(A) Return the debtor's books, records, papers, and electronically stored information to the debtor or its principal(s); or
(B) Dispose of all the debtor's books, records, papers, and electronically stored information in the trustee's possession.
(b) Privacy Protection. Subject to applicable non-bankruptcy law, any trustee disposing of a debtor's books, records, papers, and electronically stored information shall redact and/or shred any confidential and/or personal information including, but not limited to billing records, medical records, social security numbers, tax identification numbers, and financial account numbers.