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• Office Of The Attorney General Settles Public Finance Lawsuits Against Moody’s, Standard & Poor’s, And Fitch

  The Office of the Attorney General today announced settlements with the three major credit rating agencies, Moody’s Investors Service, Inc., Standard & Poor’s, and Fitch, Inc., resolving claims that the companies allegedly misrepresented the meaning of their public bond credit ratings and unfairly gave lower credit ratings to public bonds.

• Attorney General Recuses Self From WWE Clothing Lawsuit, Office To Consult With Sec Of State

• Attorney General Says Credit Rating Overhaul Will Save Towns And Citizens Millions On Interest Payments

• Attorney General Jepsen Provides Testimony in Support of Revising the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act

  Attorney General George Jepsen today provided testimony to the legislature's Judiciary Committee in support of Senate Bill 1021, An Act Revising the Uniform Fraudulent Transfer Act, legislation that aims to prevent bankruptcy courts from ordering colleges and universities to pay back money parents or guardians had paid to send their children to college.

• AG Jepsen Joins Colleagues in Opposition to President Trump's Clean Power Plan Executive Order

  Attorney General George Jepsen joined other state attorneys general and chief legal officers of several counties and cities in strongly opposing the executive order signed by President Donald Trump that rolls back the federal Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) Clean Power Plan.

• 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.

• Settlement Reached with Covanta for Air Emissions Violations at Plant in Wallingford

• Remarks Of Attorney General George Jepsen To The Connecticut Supreme Court On Redistricting

  Attorney General George Jepsen made these remarks to the Connecticut Supreme Court this afternoon, Friday, December 30.

• Attorney General Says DPUC Ruling Could Eviscerate Consumer Protections Against Poor Phone Service

• Attorney General Says Nearly 150 CT Sex Offender Profiles Removed From Facebook and Myspace -- More Than 111,000 Removed Nationally To Date

• Attorney General Says Pratt & Whitney Proved In Court Its Own Failures To Lawfully Protect Ct Jobs

• Statement from AG Jepsen on Governor Malloy's Announcement

  "Governor Malloy and I took office together in 2011, and it has been an honor to serve alongside him as he has worked to address some of the most serious issues facing our state. His task has rarely been easy, but he has never faltered in his commitment to his office or to the people of Connecticut."

• AG Jepsen: Former Corinthian College Students Eligible for Federal Student Loan Cancellation

  Attorney General George Jepsen announced today that Connecticut has joined at least 42 other states and the District of Columbia in notifying residents who attended schools operated by Corinthian Colleges, Inc. that they may be eligible for cancellation of their federal student loans used to attend those schools. If a student’s federal loan is cancelled, the student will make no more payments on the loan, and any payments already made will be refunded.

• Patients Of Midstate Medical Center Cautioned About Data Breach

• New Milford Clinical Social Worker Pays $210,000 To Settle Allegations Under the False Claims Act