Re: Brinks And Mark Sableman

["Robert L Bass" <RobertLBass@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

The problem is you need to have (1) a reason to complain; and (2)
some kind of legal standing (i.e., the lawyer has to have done
something that affected you).  Without those you'll be as successful
as Mugford's Muggers.

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Regards,
Robert L Bass

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"Borked Pseudo Mailed" <nobody@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> HOW TO FILE A COMPLAINT AGAINST A LAWYER
>
> The Office of Chief Disciplinary Counsel (OCDC) was established by
> the Missouri Supreme Court to investigate ethical complaints
> against Missouri attorneys. Complaints must be in writing.
>
> There is a form for filing a complaint at our website, which is
> www.mochiefcounsel.org. That form may assist you in preparing your
> complaint, but is not required. You may prepare a letter instead or
> in addition to the form. You should send your complaint to OCDC,
> 3335 American Avenue, Jefferson City, MO 65109-1079. Complaints are
> also accepted by fax. The fax number is (573) 635-2240. The
> telephone number is (573) 635-7400.
>
> In the complaint give the name and address of the attorney that
> your complaint is against, tell what kind of matter the attorney
> was handling (for example, family law or criminal), and state the
> facts in your own words about what happened, and what your concerns
> are. Please be sure to include your full name, address, and
> telephone number.
>
> OCDC cannot tell you over the telephone whether you have a valid
> complaint, and cannot give you legal advice.
>
> OCDC cannot handle fee disputes. Several bar associations in
> Missouri have set up programs for this purpose. These programs are
> free. Participation in these programs is entirely voluntary. If you
> have a fee dispute with a Missouri attorney in the St. Louis area,
> call the St. Louis Bar Association Fee Dispute Program at (314)
> 421-4134. If the attorney is in the Kansas City area, call (816)
> 474-4322. If the attorney is in any other part of the state, call
> The Missouri Bar at (573) 635-4128.
>
> OCDC cannot refer you to an attorney in Missouri. Several of the
> bar associations in Missouri have set up attorney referral services
> for different areas of the state. If you would like a referral to
> an attorney in the St. Louis area, call (314) 621-6681. For a
> referral to an attorney in the Kansas City area, call (816)
> 221-9472. For a referral to an attorney in the Springfield or
> Greene County area, call (417) 831-2783. For a referral to an
> attorney in any other area of the state, call The Missouri Bar?s
> lawyer referral service at (573) 636-3635 or go to The Missouri Bar?s
> website at www.mobar.org. OCDC does not screen the attorneys who
> are affiliated with these lawyer referral services. OCDC does not
> have information on their credentials or abilities.
>
> By calling OCDC you can obtain the following information about a
> specific Missouri attorney:
>
>         1. whether an attorney is in good standing in Missouri;
>         2. whether an attorney has had public discipline in
> Missouri - however, they cannot tell you if an attorney has had
> complaints; and
>         3. The last address an attorney has registered with the
> Missouri Supreme Court.
>
> Complaints against judges in Missouri should be made to the
> Commission on Retirement, Removal, and Discipline of Judges. The
> phone number for that office is (314) 966-1007.
>
> Office of Chief Disciplinary Counsel
> 3335 American Avenue
> Jefferson City, MO 65109-1079
>
> The OCDC phone number is (573) 635-7400.
>
> The OCDC fax number is (573) 635-2240.
>
> The OCDC website address is www.mochiefcounsel.org.
>