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State Bar of Georgia’s Burgess Confirms the Misclassification a Second Time

May 5, 2026

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May 5, 2026. The admission was not a one-time slip. The State Bar of Georgia confirmed it again. Assistant General Counsel Leigh Burgess answered the operational questions I had sent on April 30 and, in doing so, confirmed for the second time that my submissions had been lost inside the Bar’s own intake. The February…
Leigh Burgess Confirmed the State Bar of Georgia Had My Submissions. They Were Not in the File Before Dismissal.

April 21, 2026

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On April 21, 2026, Assistant General Counsel Leigh Burgess admitted the State Bar of Georgia had received the complainant’s February submissions and misclassified them, leaving them out of the grievance file before the April 10 dismissal.
Andreea Morrison Signed a State Bar of Georgia Dismissal Its Own System Contradicted

April 20, 2026

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April 20, 2026. Ten days after the State Bar of Georgia dismissed my grievance because, it said, no rebuttal had been received, I sent the Office proof that its own intake system had logged my rebuttal twice. Then I asked the obvious question: how do you dismiss a complaint for missing a document your own…

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