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Atlanta lawyer John J. Lieb didn't follow the rule about keeping his address current with the State Bar, but the State Bar of Georgia failed to follow its own rules about serving lawyers with disciplinary papers, a special master ruled. "It's a great day for Georgia lawyers," says Lieb's attorney. The order, if upheld, could change long-standing practices about how Bar officials handle disciplinary matters.
January 25, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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