2011 Press Releases
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Attorneys General Oppose Proposed Settlement of Class-Action Lawsuit Against Direct Buy Inc.
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Attorneys General Ask Backpage.Com To Show Efforts To Block Human Trafficking
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Attorney General Warns Small Businesses Not To Fall For Yellow Pages Scam
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Attorney General Warns Consumers About Saab Bankruptcy And Vehicle Warranties
Attorney General George Jepsen is advising Connecticut consumers who own Saab motor vehicles, or are considering purchasing one, to be cautious about warranties following Saab’s bankruptcy filing in Sweden on Monday, Dec. 19.
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Attorney General Urges Senate Leaders To Reject “Right To Carry” Reciprocity Legislation
Attorney General George Jepsen is urging U.S. Senate leaders to oppose national “right-to-carry” reciprocity legislation that would require states to recognize the gun-permitting laws of other states, including the right to carry concealed weapons.
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Attorney General Seeks More Information About Proposed Sale Of Portion Of Stanley Park
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Attorney General Supports Fine of AT&T For Violating Service Standards
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Attorney General Calls Decision An Important Step In Historic Preservation
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New Haven Dentist Pays $212,000 To Settle False Claims Act Allegations
United States Attorney David B. Fein and Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen today announced that KRISTI ROSSOMANDO, D.M.D. and her dental practice, The CHILDREN’S DENTAL GROUP, P.C., with offices located at 825 Grand Avenue in New Haven, have entered into a civil settlement with the federal and state governments in which they will pay $212,000 to resolve allegations that they violated the federal and state False Claims Acts.
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The U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments today in AEP v. Connecticut
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Jepsen Says State Regulators Should Review Proposed Northeast Utilities Merger
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Attorney General Sponsors Consumer Expo To Mark 13th Annual Consumer Protection Week
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Connecticut Joins Multi-State Effort To Compel EPA To Issue New Air Quality Standards
Connecticut and 11 other states notified the federal Environmental Protection Agency today of their intent to sue after 60 days over the agency’s failure to issue revised National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter, or soot, as required by the Clean Air Act.
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Settlement Reached with CVS Pharmacy LLC Prohibits Sale of Expired Products in Connecticut