2009 Press Releases

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• Attorney General, Public Safety Commissioner Issue Warning To Vendors About State Fireworks Prohibition

• Attorney General Questions Aetna About Its Obligations To Compensate Laid Off Employees

• Attorney General Questions Fed Program That Steers Up To $400 Million To Big Three Raters, Asks Fed To Reconsider

• Attorney General Renews Call For Legislation Requiring Licensing, Background Checks Of Waste Haulers, Prohibiting Abusive Contracts

• Attorney General Says AT&T Violated State Consumer Service Standards

• Attorney General Says Commerce Department Upholds New York’s Broadwater Rejection

• Attorney General Says Craigslist Erotic Services Section Inadequate

• Attorney General Says Exec Compensation From Consumer Pockets Should Be Capped

• Attorney General Says Executive Compensation Soars, Even As Public Utilities Seek Rate Increases

• Attorney General Says FDA Will Be Powerful Enforcement Partner In Fighting False Food Labels

• Attorney General Says FTC Must Strengthen Effort To Stop Deceptive Marketing Of Alcoholic Energy Drink That Appeals To Young Drinkers

• Attorney General Says Health Net Security Breach Concerns Worsen After Report Reveals Breach Was Likely Theft

• Attorney General Says Investigation Of Old Saybrook Police Chief Done, Resolution Expected Next Week

• Attorney General Says Islander East Completely Dead After Company Withdraws Final, Long Shot Appeal

• Attorney General Says ISO Explanation Of Almost $86 Million In Payments To Generators Who Delivered No Power Raises More Questions Than Answers