2011 Press Releases
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Full Regulatory Review Of NU Merger Needed To Protect Connecticut Consumers
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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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Death Benefit Approved For Widow Of State Trooper Kenneth Hall
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Consumers Advised To Screen E-Mail Carefully Following Widespread Data Breach Of Epsilon
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“Consumer University” Welcomes Area Seniors
The Office of the Attorney General is presenting Consumer University, a free, half-day event in conjunction with RSVP of New Britain (the Retired Seniors Volunteer Program) and People’s United Bank. This is the second in a series of four Consumer University programs being offered to residents throughout Connecticut.
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Attorney General Creates Privacy Task Force To Focus On Internet And Data Privacy Concerns
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Attorney General, Consumer Counsel Ask Regulators To Clarify Scope Of Storm-Related Review
Attorney General George Jepsen and Consumer Counsel Elin Swanson Katz have asked state utility regulators to clarify the scope of its investigation and the procedures for review of storm-related service interruptions by public service companies.
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Attorney General Commends Service Providers For Storm-Related Customer Credits
Attorney General George Jepsen Tuesday commended those cable, satellite television and telecommunications companies providing storm-related credits to Connecticut customers, which in many cases, exceed what the law and their service contracts required.
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Attorney General Closes Investigation Into Refurbished Computers By Staples
Attorney General George Jepsen said Thursday that Staples, Inc. has addressed his concerns about the sale of used and refurbished computers in Connecticut by changing the process it uses to clear the hard drives of personal information of previous owners.
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Attorney General Issues Opinion About DEEP's Request To Suspend Smart-Meter Docket
Attorney General George Jepsen has concluded that the state Department of Energy and Environmental Protection complied with state law in requesting state utility regulators to temporarily suspend their proceedings on the issue of smart meters.
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Attorney General “Disappointed” By Failure Of State Regulators To Review NU Merger
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Attorney General Issues Consumer Advisory: Closing Sales Underway At Six Borders Stores In State
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Attorney General Asks Providers To Waive Charges For Period Of No Service
Attorney General George Jepsen is asking all providers of telecommunications, cable and satellite television and Internet services in Connecticut to waive charges for the period its Connecticut customers were without service following the Oct. 29 storm.