Česa komisija Odvetniške zbornice Slovenije ni hotela slišati?

The article discusses disciplinary proceedings at Slovenia's Bar Association (OZS) involving attorney Tjaša Andree Prosenc, accused of breach of duty toward client Federico Pignatelli. The author contends that both the disciplinary commission (led by Renato Frelih) and ethics commission (led by Živa Drol Novak) exonerated Prosenc without allowing Pignatelli to present his evidence.

The core dispute concerns the registration of Doris Mayer Pignatelli as director of company Eurocapital in the court register. Pignatelli claims Prosenc exceeded her written authorization, while Prosenc maintained she acted per client instructions.

The author argues the commissions "made their decision exclusively based on statements by Tjaša Andree Prosenc and her attorney Miha Kozinc" rather than examining documentary evidence. He contends Pignatelli never received opportunity to refute claims or present contradictory proof.

The article catalogues specific allegations: that Doris Mayer never actually managed the company; that capital was invested by her sons, not her; that no family agreement existed appointing her director; and that Doris Mayer lived abroad since 1946 and never personally provided the notarized statement attributed to her.

The author concludes the Bar Association's handling "contributed to protecting criminal activity" and questions whether institutional loyalty among attorneys supersedes professional ethics.