The same office in this record holds the power to decide whether every other lawyer and solicitor in Georgia is fit to practice. Here is how it handled one disabled person’s file.
The record is kept across these running logs, each built from the Bar’s own documents:
- Out of Office — the away messages that arrived the day I escalated.
- They Read It — the read receipts that show leadership opened my emails and never answered.
- Two Tiers — a grievance against an outside lawyer got a number and a decision; grievances against insiders got weeks of nothing.
- The Moving Target — accommodations granted, then “not a public entity,” then granted again.
- Who Benefits — an error the Bar admitted in writing, and never corrected.
- The Comparison — what other state bars publish that Georgia does not.
“I have been waiting since January. Every one of these letters is written with voice software because I cannot use my hand.”
I am not asking you to take a side. I am asking a question, and leaving it with you: should this be the body that decides everyone else’s fitness to practice.
Corrections: this is built from documents I received. If any fact here is incomplete or inaccurate, identify the page, the sentence, and the supporting document, and I will review and correct the record.