State Bar & Bar Associations
Feb. 20, 2016
State Bar tried to retaliate against lawyers, suit claims
The State Bar sought to retaliate against high-profile attorneys representing terminated employees by ordering complaints against those lawyers dating back three decades to be re-opened, according to a new lawsuit.




By Lyle Moran
Daily Journal Staff Writer
The State Bar sought to retaliate against high-profile attorneys representing terminated employees by ordering complaints against those lawyers dating back three decades to be re-opened, according to a new lawsuit filed against the agency and two officials.
Sonja Oehler, who was executive assistant to former State Bar Executive Director Joseph L. Dunn, alleges in her wrongful termination lawsuit seeking at least $15 million th...
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