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Out of Office. A running log of the State Bar of Georgia’s away messages, and what landed the same day. I am noting the timing. I am not claiming a reason.

June 1, 2026.

I asked the State Bar to confirm it had received a grievance. The next day, the Grievance Counsel handling that side of the file was out of office.

The follow-up was small. It asked only whether a grievance had been received. The reply was an away message from Grievance Counsel Adrienne Nash:

“I will be out of the office June 1-5, 2026. I will be checking my email periodically. If you need immediate assistance please contact Cathe Payne at cathep@gabar.org.”

This one, unlike the April away message, named a backup. It also said she would be checking email periodically. A confirmation of receipt is a one-line answer. It did not come in that window.

Running log of the State Bar of Georgia out-of-office replies and what landed the same day.

Read the record: the full State Bar of Georgia record, and this day on the Timeline.

Status: the away message ran June 1 to 5; the receipt confirmation did not arrive in that window.


Patterns on this page: out-of-office. Each is a recurring pattern in the State Bar record. I am noting the timing, not asserting a reason.


Corrections: this is built from documents I received. If any fact here is incomplete or inaccurate, identify the page, the sentence, and the supporting document, and I will review and correct the record.


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