Sold at extremely high prices, a record $45,000 was paid for a single gallbladder (Barron 1991). To illustrate the avid market in this product, an Asian dealer in New York City was murdered in 1991 to obtain his profits from the sale of bear gallbladders.
In the absence of state law guidance, APA's Record Keeping Guidelines indicate that psychologists may consider maintaining full records for seven years after the last date of service or for three years after a minor patient reaches majority, whichever comes later.
The FLSA requires that the following records be kept for three years from the date of the last entry: payroll records, including employeeâs name, home address, date of birth if younger than 19, gender and occupation, hours worked each weekday and workweek and straight-time earnings and overtime earnings.