Received: May 19, 2026, 4:32 PM ET
From: (unsigned — an Office mailbox, no individual named) · To: (complainant) · CC: none
Mr. ,
This will confirm receipt of three submitted grievances on May 15, 2026.
[The message itemizes the materials received for three grievances; two “will be considered by a member of the State Disciplinary Board.”]
In response to your question concerning and whether you may use that email address to correspond with the Office of the General Counsel, that is not an email address associated with any individual within the Office of the General Counsel. It appears that you may have been erroneously informed as to the ability to use that address via an internet search engine, possibly even an AI-generated summary answer for a search query. For your communication, and yours alone based on your requested accommodations, please direct any correspondence containing either a withdrawal of, or a request to supplement, any pending grievance to .
No request for information as to status, procedures, or other matters beyond a withdrawal or request to supplement will be processed on any correspondence sent to that email address or any other State Bar personnel except as noted herein.
Should you fail to receive a response from any Bar-related individual with whom you attempt to communicate directly regarding these grievances, understand that there is no obligation under either the ADA or the rules governing the State Bar of Georgia that requires any response to your non-accommodation related inquiries. You should not read any non-response as confirming or denying any fact or belief but instead as merely an indication that no response is required.
Source: Correspondence received from the State Bar of Georgia, May 19, 2026. Reproduced verbatim. Personal names, email addresses, and direct phone and fax numbers redacted.
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