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Attorney General Jepsen and Commissioner Pitkin will be available to help explain the $25 billion joint federal-state mortgage foreclosure settlement agreement announced Thursday and what it means for Connecticut and struggling homeowners.

Clean Air Improvements Anticipated From New Agreement with American Electric Power Company

Attorney General Statement Regarding Request By Higher Education Committee

Attorney General Statement Regarding Secretary Of The State’s Request For Legal Opinion

Attorney General Submits Congressional Testmony Branding Rating Agencies “Enablers Of Wrongdoing,” Calling For Reform

Attorney General Submits Testimony Calling On Congress To Institute Internet Do-Not-Track

Statement By Attorney General Jepsen Regarding Sebac Complaint About Emails

Attorney General Sues Credit Agencies For Tainted Ratings That Enabled Financial Meltdown

Attorney General Seeks $360,000 Penalty Against Former Electric Aggregator

Bridgeport Grocery Retailer Sued in Trafficking Scheme

The state is suing a Bridgeport store owner alleging he engaged in a wide-ranging scheme to obtain electronic benefit cards for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (“SNAP”), formerly known as the Food Stamp program, and used them to purchase inventory for his store in violation of federal and state law.

Attorney General Urges Congress to Again Extend Tax Relief for Distressed Homeowners

Attorney General George Jepsen is once again leading a national effort by state attorneys general who are urging Congress to extend tax relief for consumers who have mortgage debt canceled or forgiven because of financial hardship or a decline in housing values.

Attorney General Sues Former Wesleyan Investment Director For Misusing University Assets

The Office of the Attorney General William Tong

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