Who they are
Andreea N. Morrison is a Deputy General Counsel in the State Bar of Georgia Office of the General Counsel. She is the lawyer who signed the dismissal at the center of this record. The State Bar lists her as Deputy General Counsel in its staff directory.
Why they are on this page
Facts only. What they did or did not do, each with a document behind it.
- She signed the April 10, 2026 dismissal that stated no rebuttal was received. The rebuttal had been received, on February 3 and again on February 20, was misfiled, and was missing from the file.
- The Bar’s own Assistant General Counsel put that in writing on April 21. The dismissal was never corrected.
- After April 10, Morrison sent nothing further. She opened the correspondence and did not answer it.
Timeline
Every email they sent, were sent, or were copied on, in order, each linked to the item. Where a read receipt was captured, the time is shown. Chronology, not motive.
| Date | Role | What it was | Read it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Apr 10, 2026 | She sent | The dismissal. “I note that our office sent you a letter advising you that you could send a written rebuttal refuting the response, but we did not receive a rebuttal.” | Read it |
| Apr 21, 2026 | Sent to her | Response to the Bar’s April 21 letter, after the Bar admitted the submissions were misfiled out of the file. | Read it |
| Apr 30, 2026 | She read | The ADA Title II filing. Read receipt captured at 11:04 PM. No reply. | Read it |
| Apr 30, 2026 | Copied | The ADA access route request, conflict-screen demand, accommodation request, and access-thresholds notice. | Read it |
| May 7, 2026 | Sent to her | Operational questions on the admitted misfiling. | Read it |
| May 11-14, 2026 | Copied | The final cure-window notice and the post-cure record. | Read it |
| May 12, 2026 | She read | The forwarded ADA denial. Read receipt captured at 8:24 PM. No reply. | Read it |
| May 13, 2026 | She read | The follow-up. Read receipts captured at 1:06 AM and 1:11 AM. No reply. | Read it |
| May 15, 2026 | Sent to her | The grievance filed against her. | Read it |
| June 30, 2026 | She received | The dismissal of the grievance against her. | Read it |
The complaint we filed
On May 15, 2026 we filed a grievance against Ms. Morrison. Why: she signed a dismissal stating no rebuttal was received, on a grievance file the Bar’s own office admitted was incomplete, and she did not correct it after the admission. Read the filing.
Their clearance
On June 30, 2026 the Bar dismissed that grievance, signed by Jeffrey W. DeLoach, Chair of the State Disciplinary Board, in a single paragraph. It was one of several matters closed that same day, each in a one paragraph letter. Read the dismissal.
The dismissal came at the screening gate, the first threshold a grievance has to pass. No investigation was opened. A screening dismissal means that, taking every fact in the complaint as true, the Bar decided the conduct was not even worth examining. Guilty or not, the Bar’s position is that these actions are not worth a look.