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Office of Disciplinary Counsel
The Supreme Court of Ohio
For the Public
If you feel an attorney or judicial officer has engaged in unethical conduct or someone has engaged in the unauthorized practice of law, Click here to file a grievance.
Filing a Grievance
The Office of Disciplinary Counsel may obtain the client files of an attorney who has abandoned his or her practice. Click here to see if our office is in possession of your attorney’s files.
Abandoned Client Files
A Message from Disciplinary Counsel
Click here to read a message from Disciplinary Counsel.
If you have questions about filing your grievance, you can see a list of questions here.
Frequently Asked Questions
Bar Associations
Your local bar association offers many resources, which may include fee arbitration, lawyer referral services, and grievance investigations.
To find out more information about how the disciplinary process works, click here.
The Grievance
Process Roadmap
Click here to view recent disciplinary decisions by the Supreme Court of Ohio.
Recent Disciplinary Decisions
Previous disciplinary history is available on the Attorney Directory page on the website for The Supreme Court of Ohio.
A Lawyer or Judicial Officer's Disciplinary History
If you have sustained financial loss resulting from the dishonest conduct of your lawyer, click here to inquire about reimbursement.
Lawyers' Fund for Client Protection
Under the Rules for the Government of the Bar, the Office of Disciplinary Counsel publishes an annual report, which provides an overview of our office and statistical data,