A Cabinet
full of the complaints against
ALJ Dan R. Hyatt
at the Oregon State
Bar
Feb
23, 2004 Our review of all the information submitted indicates there
is credible evidence to support Ms. Pitman's allegations of (Dan R. Hyatt 's)
misconduct.
June 30,
2004 Dear Dan R. Hyatt . Enclosed is correspondence from Sherri Warren
regarding your conduct. Pursuant to BR 2.5(a)(2) we are referring this
matter to Disciplinary Counsel's Office for further consideration.
July 14,
2004 Dear Dan R. Hyatt Sherrie Warren has expressed concern about your
conduct. Ms. Warren and her mother raise ethical issues that you, as
the Administrative Law Judge on Ms. Warren's social security case, scheduled
a hearing not in the legitimate furtherance of the case, but rather in an
effort to intimidate and threatened Ms. Warren, her mother, and her lawyer.
August
17, 2004 Dan R. Hyatt , enclosed is correspondence from Tim Wilborn, Esq.
regarding your conduct.
October
8, 2002, affidavit of Alan Stuart Graf. " told me that in close
cases he ruled for claimant's whose attorneys he liked in contrast to ruling
against claimants who were represented by attorneys whom ALJ Dan R. Hyatt did
not like."
February 23, 2004. Dan R. Hyatt , enclosed is correspondence from Lynne Pittman regarding you conduct. Our review of the information submitted indicates there is creditable evidence to support Ms. Pitman's allegations of (Dan R. Hyatt 's) misconduct. Pursuant to BR 2.5(a)(2), we are referring this matter to the Disciplinary Counsel's Office for further consideration.
Daniel A. Bernath
Saturday, April 19, 2008
Regional Chief Judge of Social Security
Office of Disability Adjudication and Review
Suite 2900
701 Fifth Avenue
Seattle, Washington 98104-7075
Re: Investigation of fitness of Dan R. Hyatt continue employment with
Social Security as administrative law judge
Dear Chief Judge:
I have obtained further records from the Oregon State Bar regarding the many complaints of the helpless, disabled Oregon and Washington State citizens that must encounter the anger, rage, bigotry, extra-judicial bias and unethical conduct of Dan R. Hyatt.
I have now obtained an October 8, 2002, affidavit of Alan Stuart Graf revealing Dan R. Hyatt admitting that he betrays his oath as administrative law judge by deciding cases because he likes or dislikes an attorney rather than because of the facts of the case.
"
told me that in close cases he ruled for claimant's whose attorneys he liked in
contrast to ruling against claimants who were represented by attorneys whom
Dan R. Hyatt not like."
As Dan R. Hyatt is cruel to all attorneys and claimants, it is impossible to know if an attorney is on his S list. Perhaps the only thing the Social Security Agency can do to protect these helpless claimants in Washington State and Oregon would be to publish a list of attorneys whom Dan R. Hyatt“liked” and “did not like” as a public service so claimants can consult the list when hiring a Social Security representative. From my observation, Dan R. Hyatt doesn’t like anyone, however.
I have previously provided you with a statement whereby Dan R. Hyatt calls a white woman married to a black man for twenty years, “WHITE TRASH” and says that he will rule against these disabled people because he has a problem with interracial couples and white people not married to other white people (and thus he is not ruling on the facts but on his own racial bigotry.)
I
now supply you with many statements more plus a letter from the Oregon
State Bar stating that their complaint file against your Dan R. Hyatt now totals NINE
HUNDRED PAGES for what is perceived to be unethical conduct by Dan R. Hyatt.
I suggest you get these 900 pages to properly evaluate Dan R. Hyatt’s unfitness
to serve in such an important job affecting so many helpless people.
As per law and regulation, please refer these matters to the proper authorities for Dan R. Hyatt’s employment termination so that Dan R. Hyatt’s bigotry and extra-judicial bias will no longer be visited upon the vulnerable disabled people of Oregon and Washington State.
Respectfully,
Daniel A. Bernath
Daniel A. Bernath Attorney at Law
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