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• 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 Sues Health Net For Massive Security Breach Involving Private Medical Records And Financial Information On 446,000 Enrollees

• Attorney General Sues Power Plant For Repeated Air Emissions Violations

• Attorney General Sues Power Plant For Repeated Air Emissions Violations

• Attorney General To Challenge 151 AT&T Layoffs

• Attorney General To Defend Decision Barring Pratt Layoffs

• Connecticut Leads States To $90.8 Million Settlement With UBS AG Over Anticompetitive Municipal Bond Derivatives Scheme

• Ms. Darlene Perez, State Retirement Board, Formal Opinion 2011-001, State of Connecticut Attorney General

  Inquiry into whether a superintendent who received a waiver of certification pursuant to Chapter 166 of our general statutes is eligible for pension credit under Chapter 167a, the Teachers’ Retirement System

• Attorney General's Reply Brief Filed In Response To Eastern Pequot Brief (PDF-40KB)

  Reply Brief of the State of Connecticut and the towns of North Stonington, Preston and Ledyard to the Answering Brief of the Eastern Pequot Tribal Nation

• Brief of the Attorney General's, Towns' Appeal of Eastern Pequot Recognition (PDF-219KB)

  Request For Reconsideration of the State of Connecticut and the Towns of North Stonington, Preston and Ledyard on the Final Determination of the Assistant Secretary on the Petitions for Tribal Acknowledgment of the Eastern Pequot Indians of Connecticut and the Paucatuck Eastern Pequot Indians of Connecticut

• Editorial Piece by Richard Blumenthal and Jeff Benedict Concerning Las Vegas Nights (PDF-10KB)

  Repealing our Las Vegas Nights law is an act of sovereign states’ rights -- Connecticut’s right to protect its citizens from the unintended harmful consequences of an earlier legislature’s actions. The prospect of additional casinos is no longer a distant threat. At least nine groups are at various stages – three most advanced – of applying for federal recognition before the Bureau of Indian Affairs (BIA).

• Pequots Decision

  Schaghticoke/Eastern Pequot Denial Critical Victory For State And Legitimate Native American Groups

• Schaghticoke Decision (PDF-6,430KB)

  Schaghticoke/Eastern Pequot Denial Critical Victory For State And Legitimate Native American Groups

• State's Comments On Federal Tribal Recognition Petition of Schaghticoke Tribal Nation (PDF-416KB)

  Comments of the State of Connecticut, The Connecticut Light & Power Company, Kent School Corporation, and Town of Kent Regarding The Petition for Federal Tribal Acknowledgment of the Schaghticoke Tribal Nation Petitioner Group