From a title agent's perspective, I keep complete copies of ALL correspondence and closing docs. Even on the "witness-only" closings, I create a file and keep everything. Same goes for our abstracting orders... we keep the search AND everything the clients sends us as a part of the order. I would think that it would be a good idea to have all of that information in the event that there is a problem and the client seeks to make an E&O claim. I'm sure the E&O carrier would want to see all of the documentation and I'd rather be able to provide my own, rather than rely on only what the client decides to provide.
I agree on the fee side... additional work usually requires additional payment.
Best,
Robert A. Franco
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