Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General Calls For Immediate Alcoholic Energy Drink Sales Halt, Urges Makers To Provide Refunds

• Attorney General’s Statement On U.S. Supreme Court Refusal To Review Defective FAA Flight Paths

• Attorney General Seeks Crackdown On Companies That Misclassify Employees As Independent Contractors

• Attorney General Urges Action To Stop Practices That Deprive Life Insurance Recipients Of Full Benefits

• Attorney General Urges DPUC To Reject $31 Million Water Rate Hike

• Attorney General Urges Identity Theft Protections, Explanation For Teachers Impacted By Security Breach

• Attorney General Urges Legislature To Establish Condominium Ombudsman To Protect Condo Owners

• Attorney General Urges Stronger Investigative Power And Penalties For Hospital Errors

• Attorney General Warns Consumers To Shun Healthcare Reform Scams

• Attorney General Wins $140,000 In Consumer Restitution, Fines And Costs From Salisbury Vintage Car Business

• Attorney General’s Statement On Acquisition Of Newalliance Bank By First Niagara

• Attorney General’s Statement On Appointment Of Interim Insurance Commissioner

• Blumenthal, Murphy Urge BP To Reimburse Claim For Meriden PD After Officer Called To Duty For Oil Spill

• Murphy, Blumenthal, Alderman Motors Representatives Announce Dealership Will Remain Open

• Attorney General Issues Warning About Repair Scams In Areas Still Without Power

  Attorney General George Jepsen today warned Connecticut residents to be on alert for tree removal, power restoration or other repair scams in areas still without power or where heavy damage resulted from last weekend’s snowstorm.