Date: April 21, 2026, 6:43 PM ET
From: The complainant
To: Assistant General Counsel Leigh Burgess; Deputy General Counsel Andreea N. Morrison
To / Cc: General Counsel Russell D. Willard; Deputy General Counsel William D. NeSmith III; Office of the General Counsel; State Bar of Georgia Intake; President Christopher P. Twyman
Subject: ADA Title II Accommodation Demand; Independence of Reassignment; WCAG 2.1 Audit; Process-Integrity Concern; Litigation-Hold Demand
Transcript (redacted):
Counsel Morrison, Counsel Burgess, Mr. Willard, Mr. NeSmith, and Office of the General Counsel:
Attached is correspondence in this matter. This letter is transmitted separately from the merits-track correspondence also sent today because it addresses four issues the Office’s April 21, 2026 response left open which include issues distinct from the underlying grievance:
(1) The Office’s non-response to the six enumerated ADA Title II accommodation requests in the April 20, 2026 Principal Filing;
(2) The structural independence of the reassigned attorney;
(3) Process-integrity concerns with the April 21 intake attribution; and
(4) Systemic Title II non-compliance documented in the attached WCAG 2.1 audit of public-facing Bar web properties.
Because this correspondence concerns the Office’s own Title II obligations and accommodation process not the respondent’s merits, [the respondent attorney] is not copied here. He remains copied on the separately-transmitted merits/process correspondence.
The cure window closes on May 5, 2026.
Respectfully,
[the complainant]
What this shows: The complainant split the ADA Title II accommodation track from the merits track, routing the access correspondence without the respondent attorney because it concerned the Office’s own Title II obligations, and set a cure window of May 5, 2026.