On June 18, 2026, ADA Coordinator John J. Shiptenko acknowledged a grievance filed against him in a single word, “Received.” By June 25 it remained, by the complainant’s account, the only response on any of seven matters open with the State Bar of Georgia, none of which had a disposition.
June 8, 2026. When the State Bar of Georgia’s own grievance office had recharacterized my disability requests as pretext, I went over its head. I sent a misconduct, harassment and retaliation ADA complaint to the Bar’s Director of Human Resources and eleven leadership and Board officers, with an immediate-preservation demand. The core of it was…
June 1, 2026. I filed a grievance against a State Bar of Georgia official. The Bar gave me no confirmation it arrived. None. Because I could not use the portal, and the route I could use generated no receipt. “I could not use the portal. The portal is not compatible with the assistive technology I…
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…
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.
