SB133 amends procedures for complaints against attorneys in Texas, allowing the supreme court to reconsider findings of just cause.

SB133 modifies the process for handling complaints filed with the State Bar of Texas against attorneys. If the chief disciplinary counsel finds no just cause, the complaint is placed on a dismissal docket. If just cause is found, the supreme court may reconsider the finding if a stay is requested. If a stay is not ordered within 45 days, the motion is considered denied. The bill applies to grievances filed after its effective date of September 1, 2025.

SB133 amends procedures for complaints against attorneys in Texas, allowing the supreme court to reconsider findings of just cause.

SB133 modifies the process for handling complaints filed with the State Bar of Texas against attorneys. If the chief disciplinary counsel finds no just cause, the complaint is placed on a dismissal docket. If just cause is found, the supreme court may reconsider the finding if a stay is requested. If a stay is not ordered within 45 days, the motion is considered denied. The bill applies to grievances filed after its effective date of September 1, 2025.