Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General Defends States’ Rights To Impose Age Restrictions On Violent Video Games

• States Question Federal Incentives For Utility Transmission Construction

• State Officials Offer Help To Distressed Homeowners

  Connecticut’s distressed homeowners have an opportunity to meet one-on-one with mortgage lenders to explore options regarding loan modifications and foreclosure assistance at a state-sponsored forum on Tuesday Nov. 15, 2011.

• State Officials Announce Upcoming Mortgage Assistance Event

• State Files Suit against Former Hartford Charity Director over Allegations of Fund Misuse

  The state has filed suit against the former executive director of the now-defunct South Arsenal Neighborhood Development, Inc. over allegations that she misappropriated charitable funds in violation of state law, Attorney General George Jepsen and Department of Consumer Protection Commissioner William M. Rubenstein announced today.

• Attorney General Submits Settlement Providing $1 Million For F&S Oil Customers

• Attorney General Urges Consumers To Swiftly Redeem Circuit City Gift Cards, Return Unwanted Items

• Attorney General Confirms Joint Investigation Of Westport Bank, Investment Company For Allegedly Aiding And Abetting Madoff Scam

• Attorney General Demands Toyota Tell Consumers Whether Recalled Vehicles Are Safe To Drive

• Settlement Reached With James Galante Over Illegal Scheme In Waste Disposal Industry

• Retailers Urged To Check Charity Registrations Before Permitting Solicitations Of Customers

• State Files Brief in Support of Physicians in United Healthcare Appeal

• “No Excuse for Financial Abuse” : Attorney General Highlights Triad Annual Conference

• Attorney General Urges Consumers To Shun H1N1 Flu Scams

• Attorney General Urges Congress To Reform Annexation, Leave In Place Court Ruling Requiring Congressional Approval For Post-1934 Tribes To Add To Reservations