The case: my State Bar of Georgia grievance, filed January 23, 2026.
Answer
I filed a written grievance with the State Bar of Georgia on January 23, 2026. Five days later, on January 28, the Bar’s Response mailbox sent it to the lawyer it was about and copied me. That filing is the document the Bar dismissed on April 10, 2026. The ADA access questions came later.
What
1. On January 23, 2026, I filed a written grievance with the State Bar of Georgia through the Bar’s own intake.
When
2. On January 28, 2026, five days after I filed it, the State Bar of Georgia transmitted the grievance.
Who
3. The transmittal went to the lawyer the grievance was about, and copied me.
How
4. It came from the Bar’s Response mailbox, not from a named person.
Open question
This entry raises none. It is the starting point, and what came back is in the documents that follow.
Related
- What the Bar did with it on April 10, 2026
- How the State Bar of Georgia grievance process actually works
- The State Bar of Georgia ADA Access Diary
Corrections
I have invited the State Bar of Georgia to identify any inaccuracy on this page. As of September 27, 2026, it has identified none.
How the Grievance Began
Before the April 10 dismissal, the documents already existed. The State Bar opened the grievance, the accused lawyer answered within days, and the Bar’s own system confirmed delivery of both of my rebuttals.
The contract attorney’s written response to the grievance is dated February 2. When the case involved a fellow lawyer, the Bar obtained an answer from the lawyer in under a week.
The Bar later admitted, in writing, that both submissions were received but not added to the grievance file before the dismissal went out.