Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General Seeks More Details About Student Loan Data Breach Involving 3.3 Million

• Attorney General’s Statement On Supreme Court Ruling That Rips Apart Restraints On Corporate Campaign Spending

• Attorney General Statement On GOP Senators’ Request He Sue To Block Healthcare Reform Law

• 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

• AG Jepsen Urges Eligible Conn. Residents to Submit Claims for Provigil Settlement

  Attorney General George Jepsen is urging Connecticut residents who may be eligible to participate in and receive funds from a $125 million multistate settlement that resolved anticompetitive conduct involving the drug Provigil to file a claim before time runs out.

• Coalition of 16 Attorneys General File Amicus Brief Supporting Washington State Lawsuit against President Trump’s Executive Order

  Attorney General George Jepsen has joined with 15 other attorneys general in asking a federal appeals court to leave in place a temporary restraining order issued by the federal District Court in Seattle that has halted President Donald Trump's executive order barring individuals from seven majority-Muslim countries from entering the United States.