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Attorney General “Disappointed” By Failure Of State Regulators To Review NU Merger
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Attorney General Issues Consumer Advisory: Closing Sales Underway At Six Borders Stores In State
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Attorney General Asks Providers To Waive Charges For Period Of No Service
Attorney General George Jepsen is asking all providers of telecommunications, cable and satellite television and Internet services in Connecticut to waive charges for the period its Connecticut customers were without service following the Oct. 29 storm.
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Attorney General George Jepsen today announced a $34.25 million multistate settlement with GE Funding Capital Market Services, Inc. (“GE Funding”) as part of an ongoing nationwide investigation of alleged illegal conduct in the municipal bond derivatives industry.
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Attorney General George Jepsen has joined with the Federal Trade Commission in a lawsuit against three Branford-based companies and their principal, whose Internet marketing and sales practices allegedly violate federal and state law.
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Attorney General Alerts Consumers Of Sony Playstation Network Data Breach
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Attorney General: Aetna Agrees To Review Chiropractic Services Claims Denied Improperly
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Attorney General Advises Consumers: Three Metropark USA Stores in State are Closing
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Apple, Google Asked To Provide Information About Smartphone Tracking
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Anheuser-Busch Taking The Right Approach By Reducing Alcohol Content In ‘Tilt’ beverage
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Agreement Reached With Wells Fargo Bank Over Adjustable Rate Mortgage Loans
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Connecticut Benefits From Settlement With WellCare on Medicaid Fraud Charges
Attorney General George Jepsen and Social Services Commissioner Roderick Bremby said Connecticut stands to receive $1.56 million from a Medicaid fraud settlement with WellCare, a Florida-based health maintenance organization.
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Connecticut Agencies Protest ISO New England Budget Increases
Connecticut Attorney General George Jepsen, Consumer Counsel Elin Swanson Katz and the Public Utilities Regulatory Authority today filed a protest with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission against ISO New England Inc.’s proposal to increase its budget, paid for by electric customers, by nearly 10 percent.
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Broad Coalition Seeks Changes in Federal Incentives For Utility Transmission Construction
A broad coalition of attorneys general, state regulators, consumer advocates, consumer-owned utilities and major national and regional environmental groups has joined Attorney General George Jepsen and Kevin DelGobbo, chairman of the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority, in urging federal regulators to stop providing expensive and unnecessary “incentives” to encourage construction of new, high-voltage transmission facilities.