We have just published a minor (but hopefully helpful) resource that allows users to quickly find disciplinary records for attorneys in all U.S. states. You can access it in the new Attorney Disciplinary History Search page.
If you are a legal professional, you may already have a similar resource in the form of a PDF that provides links to state resources (example). I have tried using such resources but have found them to be fairly inefficient and less reliable than they could be. In nearly all cases, their links do not send users directly to attorney search pages, requiring users to instead take extra time meandering through a website that is too often user-unfriendly. Additionally, the lists tend to be a few years old and contain numerous broken links.
Our Attorney Disciplinary History Search page aims to be a more accurate and efficient resource. This new resource has also been added to our Library in the Attorneys section.
Of course, this is all business as normal at Title IX for All. When we become frustrated with some kind of online resource, we just build a new one of our own and host it on our website. Relatedly, if you want to search for and compare Title IX attorneys specifically, try our Accused Students Database or Attorneys Directory.
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We have just published a minor (but hopefully helpful) resource that allows users to quickly find disciplinary records for attorneys in all U.S. states. You can access it in the new Attorney Disciplinary History Search page.
If you are a legal professional, you may already have a similar resource in the form of a PDF that provides links to state resources (example). I have tried using such resources but have found them to be fairly inefficient and less reliable than they could be. In nearly all cases, their links do not send users directly to attorney search pages, requiring users to instead take extra time meandering through a website that is too often user-unfriendly. Additionally, the lists tend to be a few years old and contain numerous broken links.
Our Attorney Disciplinary History Search page aims to be a more accurate and efficient resource. This new resource has also been added to our Library in the Attorneys section.
Of course, this is all business as normal at Title IX for All. When we become frustrated with some kind of online resource, we just build a new one of our own and host it on our website. Relatedly, if you want to search for and compare Title IX attorneys specifically, try our Accused Students Database or Attorneys Directory.
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