ADA matters because people matter
ADA matters because people matter
Tag: disparate treatment
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In 2026 the Office of Insurance Commissioner acknowledged the complainant in eight days with a named analyst and a case number, and the Attorney General’s Open Government Mediation Program assigned a senior lawyer and held a mediation. The State Bar of Georgia lost the file and issued no disposition.
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The State Bar of Georgia charged attorney Marsha Mignott under rules the Georgia Supreme Court said did not apply to her, lost a disabled complainant’s evidence and called his ADA requests “outcome-seeking,” and publishes ADA contact information in Spanish but not English. The facts are from court opinions and the Bar’s own words.
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As of June 26, 2026, the State Bar of Georgia had given a grievance against an outside lawyer a case number, a reviewer, and a written decision, while seven grievances against people connected to the Bar sat open with no disposition. In the complainant’s words: “The table does not show confusion. It shows disparity.”