Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General Statement On Pratt & Whitney Layoffs

• Attorney General Statement On Proposed UI Purchase Of SCG And CNG

• 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 Sues Credit Agencies For Tainted Ratings That Enabled Financial Meltdown

• Attorney General Sues Former Wesleyan Investment Director For Misusing University Assets

• Attorney General To Fight Connecticut Water Company Rate Increase Request

• Attorney General To Lead Multistate Investigation Of Google’s Unauthorized Collection Of Data Broadcast Over WiFi Networks

• Attorney General To Seek Deeper Reduction In CL&P Rate Increase

• National Mortgage Foreclosure Settlement Providing Relief to Connecticut Borrowers

  Attorney General George Jepsen said today that an interim progress report shows Connecticut borrowers getting real relief in the first months of the $25 billion national mortgage foreclosure settlement.

• 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.