2011 Press Releases

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• Attorney General Raises Privacy Concerns About Facebook’s “Tag Suggestions” Feature

• Jepsen Urges State Regulators To Reject CL&P’s Plan To Replace Electric Meters

• Attorney General Outlines State Review of Proposed St. Mary’s Hospital Joint Venture

• Attorney General Loses His Hair To Advance Children’s Cancer Research

• Attorney General Joins Challenge To Electric Transmission Rates In New England

  Attorney General George Jepsen today joined Massachusetts and other New England states in challenging the rates charged by electric transmission owners, claiming they are no longer “just and reasonable” as required by federal law.

• Attorney General George Jepsen Raises Concerns About Refurbished Products Sold By Staples

• Attorney General George Jepsen Advises Residents To Secure Wireless Internet Networks

• Attorney General Issues Consumer Advisory: Closing Sales Underway At Six Borders Stores In State

• Attorney General George Jepsen Named Co-Chairman Of Antitrust Working Group

• State Retailers Affected By Propane Recall

• Federal Judge Rules In Favor Of Attorneys General; Rejects DirectBuy, Inc. Settlement Of Class-Action Lawsuit

• Settlement Reached with Covanta for Air Emissions Violations at Plant in Wallingford

• Remarks Of Attorney General George Jepsen To The Connecticut Supreme Court On Redistricting

  Attorney General George Jepsen made these remarks to the Connecticut Supreme Court this afternoon, Friday, December 30.

• Oil Deliveries Being Made To C.F. Oil Customers

• Office Of The Attorney General Settles Public Finance Lawsuits Against Moody’s, Standard & Poor’s, And Fitch

  The Office of the Attorney General today announced settlements with the three major credit rating agencies, Moody’s Investors Service, Inc., Standard & Poor’s, and Fitch, Inc., resolving claims that the companies allegedly misrepresented the meaning of their public bond credit ratings and unfairly gave lower credit ratings to public bonds.