Exhibit · The Bar Record
June 30, 2026: The Dispositions
In a single day, the Bar closed six of the seven matters that were open. Here is the whole box, including the one it did not close.
On June 30, 2026, the Office of the General Counsel and the State Disciplinary Board affirmed the reconsideration and dismissed every grievance on the record. The June 8 complaint to Human Resources, which is not a grievance, got nothing. Read the columns. The same office, the same day.
| Matter | Filed | Disposition | Signed by | Days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The reconsideration of the April 10 dismissal | requested Apr 30 | Affirmed | Nash | — |
| Grievance: Deputy GC Morrison | May 15 | Dismissed | DeLoach | 46 |
| Grievance: Deputy GC NeSmith | May 15 | Dismissed | DeLoach | 46 |
| Grievance: James R. Westbury, Jr., former Board of Governors member | May 15 | Dismissed | Nash | 46 |
| Grievance: Assistant GC Burgess | May 29 | Dismissed | DeLoach | 32 |
| Grievance: the Bar’s ADA contact, Shiptenko | Jun 17 | Dismissed | DeLoach | 13 |
| HR / ADA complaint to the Director of Human Resources | Jun 8 | No disposition. No substantive response as of September 5, 2026. | none | 89 and counting |
What June 30 did not include: a corrected April 10 record, a named independent reviewer before dismissal, or an answer to any of the 15 process questions asked in writing.
The box looked full.
Then you count what is missing.
See the full State Bar record, the same-office-different-clocks comparison, and the unanswered questions.