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Advisory Opinion 31

Government of the State Bar of Georgia (219 Ga. 873, as amended), the State Disciplinary Board of, the State Bar of Georgia, after a proper request for such, renders its opinion concerning the proper, interpretation of the Code of Professional Responsibility of the State Bar of Georgia., Following the rationale of the American Bar Association, it is the opinion of the State Disciplinary, to the standards of conduct of the State Bar of Georgia while engaged in both professions.

Advisory Opinion 30

B is the debtor in a proceeding in the United States Bankruptcy Court in the Northern District of Texas, a written opinion from the State Bar of Georgia that such agreement is ethical and is not a violation, of the Canons of Ethics., Opinion : It is the opinion of the State Disciplinary Board of the State Bar of Georgia that the, for paying the fees of the attorneys.

Advisory Opinion 29

223 of the Rules and Regulations for the Organization and Government of the State Bar of Georgia (219, Ga. 873, as amended), the State Disciplinary Board of the State Bar of Georgia, after a proper request, of the State Bar of Georgia., favor of the attorney is to reduce the client's/claimant's share of the workers' compensation award, conduct to protect the interest of the lawyer at the expense of the client.

Advisory Opinion 23

Within the State of Georgia., Pursuant to Bar Rule 4-223, the State Disciplinary Board of the State Bar of Georgia renders the following, state of facts: May an out-of-state law firm open and maintain an office in the State of Georgia under, and a member of the State Bar of Georgia?, within the State of Georgia and to prevent the unauthorized practice of law within this State.1 The

Advisory Opinion 22

Click here for an explanation regarding the history and the binding authority of this opinion, to other lawyers his or her availability to act as a consultant in particular areas of the law., or her availability to act as a consultant in a particular area of the law without running afoul of, the requirements of Standard 6 and the provisions set forth in EC 2-6, 2-7, and 2-8, Section of a Lawyer, An attorney making contact with other members of the profession for the purpose of advising his or her

Advisory Opinion 19

of the State Bar permitting a paralegal in his employ to correspond concerning "legal matters "on the, of the State Bar of Georgia (219 Ga. 873, as amended), the State Disciplinary Board after a proper, Responsibility of the State Bar of Georgia and the applicable statutes and case law as applied to a, An opinion has been requested concerning the propriety of a member of the State Bar permitting a paralegal, When a paralegal in the employ of a member of the State Bar is permitted by the member to correspond

Advisory Opinion 16

of the State Bar of Georgia, this State Disciplinary Board, upon request made therefore, renders this, its opinion concerning a proper interpretation of the Code of Professional Responsibility of the State, There are numerous Formal and Informal Opinions of the American Bar Association on the subject of the, The second part of the question before the Board has to do with the propriety of the hiring of the Commissioner-Attorney's, to be dishonest in the collection of monies from the government, (2) the inability of the official to

Rule 4-404. Immunity

The members of the Formal Advisory Opinion Board, as well as staff persons and counsel assisting the, Board and its members, including, but not limited to staff counsel, advisors and the State Bar of Georgia, , its officers and employees, members of the Executive Committee, and members of the Board of Governors, , shall have absolute immunity from civil liability for all acts performed in the course of their official

Rule 4-403. Formal Advisory Opinions

publication of the State Bar of Georgia or on the website of the State Bar Georgia, and solicit comments, from the members of the State Bar of Georgia., the website of the State Bar of Georgia., on the State Bar of Georgia website., the State Bar of Georgia), or first appears on the website of the State Bar of Georgia (if the opinion

Rule 4-401. Informal Advisory Opinions

The Office of the General Counsel of the State Bar of Georgia shall be authorized to render Informal, Advisory Opinions concerning the Office of the General Counsel's interpretation of the Rules of Professional, Conduct or any of the grounds for disciplinary action as applied to a given state of facts., An Informal Advisory Opinion is the personal opinion of the issuing attorney of the Office of the General, Court of Georgia, or the State Bar of Georgia.

Rule 4-226. Immunity

The Supreme Court of Georgia recognizes the disciplinary proceedings of the State Bar of Georgia to be, judicial and quasi-judicial in nature and within the Court’s regulatory function, and in connection, with such disciplinary proceedings, members of the State Disciplinary Boards, the Coordinating Special, Master, Special Masters, Bar counsel, special prosecutors, investigators, and staff are entitled to

Rule 4-224. Expungement of Records

in discipline against the respondent shall be expunged by the Office of the General Counsel in accordance, with the following: those matters closed by the Office of the General Counsel after screening pursuant, The term “expunge” shall mean that all records or other evidence of the existence of the complaint shall, Upon application to the State Disciplinary Board by the Office of the General Counsel, for good cause, Counsel may seek a further extension of the period for which retention of the records is authorized whenever, Expungement of Records

Rule 4-222. Limitation

State Bar of Georgia headquarters or instituted pursuant to these Rules within four years after the, not to exceed two years, that the offender or the offense is unknown, the offender’s whereabouts are, unknown, or the offender’s name is removed from the roll of those authorized to practice law in this, Referral of a matter to the State Disciplinary Board shall occur within 12 months of the receipt of the, Memorandum of Grievance by the Office of the General Counsel or notification to the respondant of the

Rule 4-221.3. Pleadings and Communications Privileged

Pleadings and oral and written statements of members of the Boards, members and designees of the Lawyer, Assistance Program, Special Masters, Bar counsel and investigators, complainants, witnesses, and respondents, and their counsel made to one another or filed in the record during any investigation, intervention,, hearing, or other disciplinary proceeding under this Part IV, and pertinent to the disciplinary proceeding, form the basis for a right of action.

Rule 4-219. Publication and Protective Orders

The Office of the General Counsel shall publish notice of all public discipline on the official State, Bar of Georgia website, including the respondent’s full name and business address, the nature of the, in contempt and, pursuant to Rule 4-228, order that a member or members of the State Bar of Georgia take, the respondent or by the State Bar of Georgia., After a final judgment of disbarment or suspension under Part IV of these Rules the respondent shall

Rule 4-218. Judgments

After the Special Master's report and any report of the State Disciplinary Review Board are filed with, the Supreme Court of Georgia, the respondent and the State Bar of Georgia may file with the Court any, All such exceptions shall be filed with the Court within 30 days of the date that the record is filed, The Court will promptly consider the report of the Special Master, any report of the State Disciplinary, A copy of the Court’s judgment shall be transmitted to the State Bar of Georgia and the respondent by

Rule 4-213. Evidentiary Hearing

Within 90 days after the filing of respondent’s answer to the formal complaint or the expiration, of the time for filing of the answer, whichever is later, the Special Master shall proceed to hear the, The evidentiary hearing shall be reported and transcribed at the expense of the State Bar of Georgia., of law and a recommendation of discipline and file a report with the Clerk of the State Disciplinary, Special Master shall order the State Bar of Georgia to purchase a copy of the transcript for respondent

Rule 4-211. Formal Complaint; Service

Within 30 days after a finding of Probable Cause, the Office of the General Counsel shall file a formal, A copy of the formal complaint shall be served upon the respondent after appointment of a Special Master, At all stages of the proceeding, both the respondent and the State Bar of Georgia may be represented, Counsel representing the State Bar of Georgia shall be authorized to prepare and sign notices, pleadings, , motions, complaints, and certificates for and in behalf of the State Bar of Georgia and the State Disciplinary

Rule 4-209.3 Powers and Duties of the Coordinating Special Master

provided in Rule 4-209 (b); to exercise all of the powers and duties provided in Rule 4-210 when acting, and to submit a report to the Supreme Court of Georgia regarding such performance annually; to remove, the respondent’s answer where there has been no final selection of a Special Master within 30 days of, service of the formal complaint upon the respondent; to receive and pass upon challenges and objections, to the appointment of Special Masters; and to extend the time for a Special Master to file a report, Rule 4-209.3 Powers and Duties of the Coordinating Special Master

Rule 4-209.2. Special Masters

The Coordinating Special Master and the Special Masters shall be paid by the State Bar of Georgia, from the general operating fund at rates to be set by the Supreme Court of Georgia, which the Court, To advise the Supreme Court of Georgia with respect to the compensation of the Coordinating Special Master, of the current Treasurer of the State Bar of Georgia; the second, third, and fourth immediate past presidents, of the State Bar of Georgia, unless any such past president should decline to serve; and such other

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