State Bar Complaint Review

Summary

The Alabama State Bar may take time to review evidence in a complaint, especially if new information is submitted. If a judges order supports your claim, it strengthens your case. Attorneys can be held accountable for filing motions based on incorrect information. Follow up with the bar for updates and keep all documentation.

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Alabama
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It's possible that the Alabama State Bar is taking time to review the evidence you submitted. Bar complaint processes can be lengthy and thorough. Here are some general points to keep in mind:
- Investigation Timeline: The bar may take several weeks or months to review all evidence.
- Communication: They should provide updates on significant steps or decisions.
- Outcome: If they find new evidence, they may reopen the case.
Is there any other information you need regarding this process?
Yes, the complaint was filed because the opposing atty, cross examined witness on stand and used partial evidence from a court file to disqualify witness, when the witness was telling the truth. The Judge after discrediting witness in this trial, when reviewed the court file realized that the witness actually told the truth and stated in the Judge order the truth that the witness stated on the stand. The Judge order was sent to bar with the complaint
It seems like you have a strong case, especially since the judge's order confirms the witness's truthfulness. The Alabama State Bar might be taking time to thoroughly review this new evidence.
Have you received any formal communication from the Alabama State Bar regarding the status of your complaint?
No not since sending the rebuttal
It's good that the judge's order supports your claim. Here are some points to consider:
- Follow-Up: If you haven't received any formal communication, consider sending a follow-up email or letter to the Alabama State Bar for an update.
- Documentation: Keep all records of your communications and submissions.
Do you have any other specifics you need guidance on?
Yes another complaint for this same atty. The atty filed a motion to compel with contempt of court, citing the witness changed the Judge order outside of court. But the atty did not verify what was told to them by their client. When it was their client who actually did the change. Can atty be held accountable by bar
Yes, the attorney can be held accountable by the bar for filing a motion based on incorrect or misleading information, especially if they did not verify the facts provided by their client. This can be considered a breach of ethical duties.
Would you like more information on how to proceed with this additional complaint?