Is Your Attorney Under Investigation?

Public discipline records from 7 state bars (CA, NY, TX, FL, GA, IL, WA) — showing disbarments, suspensions, probations, and formal charges. Search any licensed attorney by name or bar number.

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Licensed Attorneys
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Disbarred / Resigned
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Disbarment
Permanent Loss of License
The State Bar revokes the attorney's license permanently. They may apply for reinstatement after 5 years but are rarely re-admitted.
Suspension
Temporary Bar on Practice
The attorney is prohibited from practicing law for a defined period. Active suspension means they cannot represent clients right now.
Probation
Practice Under Conditions
The attorney keeps their license but must comply with monitoring conditions — ethics school, a practice monitor, monthly reports.
Public Reproval
Formal Public Censure
The least severe formal action — a public record that the attorney violated professional conduct rules. Still searchable forever.
Search by name or bar number — CA: 82295 · TX: 00793217 · NY: NY-12345678 · NJ: NJ-25153-1971 · PA: PA-28662 · NC: NC-32416 · OH: OH-2021-002 · MO: MO-241209 · IL: IL-1234567 · WA: WA-12345
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Data: CA State Bar, TX State Bar, NY Office of Court Administration, FL Bar, IL ARDC, WA WSBA — public discipline records. Updated nightly. CA State Bar · TX State Bar · NY OCA Registry · FL Bar · IL ARDC · WA WSBA · AccountableHub
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