People who have complained about the conduct of lawyer Sue Grey and the spread of Covid disinformation say months on they are still waiting for their concerns to be addressed, while Sue Grey continues to use her platform as a lawyer.
In May last year Jacinta complained to the Law Society about disinformation being spread or hosted on Sue Grey's social media site, including calls for hangings and referring to the Prime Minister as the "poisoner who needed to be aborted".
Checkpoint contacted the Law Society wanting to know the volume and status of the complaints against Sue Grey, but it said legally its prohibited from sharing that information.

Complaints about antivax lawyer unresolved after 18 months

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Complaints about antivax lawyer unresolved after 18 months

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