Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General Disappointed By Defeat Of Casino Smoking Ban Bill, Will Fight On

• Attorney General Disagrees With Fed Chair Statement That CT Law Prevented Lawsuit To Block AIG Bonuses

• Attorney General Investigates Improper Sales Tax On Energy Efficiency Products

• Attorney General, DEP Win $276,000 In Penalties Against Stamford Solid Waste Hauler For Illegal Dumps

• Attorney General, DEP Win $100,000 Fine Against Montville Couple For Failing To Restore Damaged Tidal Wetlands

• Attorney General, DEP Obtain Emergency Order Blocking Illegal And Dangerous Disturbance Of Toxic Waste

• Attorney General, DEP Announce Ohio Utility To Pay State $270,000, Slash Pollution Carried To CT

• Attorney General Disappointed By Federal Court Decision Regarding States’ Authority To Determine Electricity Requirements

• Attorney General Deeply Disturbed By Ruocco’s Arrest, Calls For Review Of State Contracts With His Companies

• Attorney General Investigates AT&T For Millions Charged To CT Ratepayers For Use Of Its Logo

• Attorney General Investigates Selection Process For Law Firms, Marshals Handling Foreclosures

• Attorney General Praises Fed For Granting Request To Open Bailout Program To More Rating Agencies, Urges Further Expansion

• Attorney General Praises Decision Blocking Manufacturers From Allowing Sale Of Toxic Toys

• Consumer Alert: Beware Healthcare Scams during Open Enrollment

  State officials today are warning Connecticut residents to look out for scammers using federal open enrollment periods to lure consumers into buying fake health plans or otherwise obtain personal or financial information, Attorney General George Jepsen, state Department of Insurance Commissioner Katharine Wade and Jim Wadleigh, CEO of Access Health CT, said today.

• State-Federal Settlement Reached with Opioid Treatment Provider to Resolve Medicaid Overpayment Claim Allegations

  A Connecticut healthcare organization and its chief executive officer have reached an $883,859 settlement with the state of Connecticut and the federal government to resolve allegations that the company submitted improper claims for payment to Connecticut's Medicaid program, Attorney General George Jepsen and state Department of Social Services (DSS) Commissioner Roderick L. Bremby said today.