Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General Announces CT Gift Card Laws To Be Restored For All Gift Cards Issued In State

• Attorney General Announces CT Supreme Court Spares Old Saybrook Preserve, Rejects Developer’s Appeal

• Attorney General Announces BBB To Stop Awarding Ratings For Cash, Make Other Changes To Rating System

• Attorney General Announces Countrywide Paying $1.27 Million To State Residents Who Lost Homes

• Attorney General Announces Court Rules Billboard Company, Tree Cutter Illegally Cut Trees Along I-84

• Attorney General Announces CVS Caremark To Continue Drug Discount Program It Threatened To End

• Attorney General Announces EPA Agreement To Set Greenhouse Gas Pollution Limits For Power Plants, Refineries

• Attorney General Announces Health Net Settlement Involving Massive Security Breach Compromising Private Medical and Financial Info

• Attorney General Statement Regarding Pocket Wireless

• Attorney General Urges Investigation of Water Company Layoffs That Follow Rate Increase and Defy Promise To Expand Workforce

• Attorney General Announces Investigation Into Security Breach At Yale

• Attorney General Announces Landmark Insurance Case Victory: Court Declares Insurance Broker Should Have Disclosed Hidden Fees To Consumers

• Statement from AG Jepsen on Next Steps in CCJEF v. Rell

  "For the public and legislators to trust the legitimacy of such a dramatically new system and the policies it produces, they must know that the ruling mandating it is legally correct. There are strong arguments that the trial court exceeded its authority and the standards articulated by the Connecticut Supreme Court, and so today we are asking that court to review this ruling."

• Statement from AG Jepsen on Supreme Court's Refusal to Hear Gun Lawsuit Appeal

  "Sensible gun safety legislation works. The Supreme Court's action today in declining to hear this appeal affirms that the reforms enacted in Connecticut following the tragedy at Sandy Hook Elementary School were reasonable, sensible and lawful."

• Court Orders Restitution, Civil Penalties against Dentist, Dental Practice in Illegal Medicaid Billing Case

  A Winsted dentist and his practice were ordered to pay $717,046 in restitution and civil penalties after a Superior Court judge found his conduct violated the Connecticut Unfair Trade Practices Act, also known as CUTPA, Attorney General George Jepsen said today.