Adrienne D. Nash Signed Two of Six “Do Not Reply” Letters in 12 Minutes

As of October 17, 2026. Times are Eastern.

On June 30, 2026, between 4:23 PM and 4:35 PM, the State Bar of Georgia emailed me six decision letters from an address that says it is not monitored. Grievance Counsel Adrienne D. Nash signed two. Each was copied to the lawyer it was about.

Six matters. Twelve minutes. One no reply address.

On the afternoon of June 30, 2026, the State Bar of Georgia cleared its desk of me. Between 4:23 PM and 4:35 PM, a mailbox named Dismissal, at OGCNoReply@gabar.org, sent me six emails. Each carried a decision letter. Each email body said the same thing: “DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL. THIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS NOT MONITORED.”

Time (ET)Signed byCopied to
4:23 PMJeffrey W. DeLoach, Chair, State Disciplinary BoardJohn J. Shiptenko
4:24 PMAdrienne D. Nash, Grievance CounselJames R. Westbury, Jr.
4:26 PMAdrienne D. Nash, Grievance Counselthe lawyer that letter was about
4:27 PMJeffrey W. DeLoachWilliam D. NeSmith III
4:28 PMJeffrey W. DeLoachAndreea N. Morrison
4:35 PMJeffrey W. DeLoachLeigh Burgess

Six of six copied to the lawyer the letter was about.

Nash’s two letters went out two minutes apart.

I could not answer her letters. The address they came from says no one reads it.

What I Allege:

  1. A conveyor belt. I allege that on June 30, 2026, between 4:23 PM and 4:35 PM Eastern, the State Bar of Georgia emailed me six decision letters, as counted from the six native .eml files.
  2. No reply address. I allege that each of the six came from OGCNoReply@gabar.org and said, “DO NOT REPLY TO THIS EMAIL. THIS EMAIL ADDRESS IS NOT MONITORED.”
  3. Her signature, twice. I allege that Adrienne D. Nash, Grievance Counsel, signed two of the six, sent at 4:24 PM and 4:26 PM.
  4. Copied to the subject, every time. I allege that each of the six emails was copied to the lawyer the letter concerned.
  5. It appears to me that the Bar closed every one of my matters in one sitting, from an address built so I could not answer.

What It Did to Me:

I write with assistive technology. A letter I can answer in writing is my accommodation. These came in a batch, from a mailbox that does not read mail.

Is this how they would treat their own family or friends that were disabled?

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