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      • State Sues Wells Fargo and Acordia for Fraud
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      • Rite Aid Corp. to Divest Four Vermont Stores as Part of Its Merger with Jean Coutou
      • Rite Aid to Divest Gardiner Store, As Attorneys General, FTC Settle Merger
      • Attorney General Martha Coakley Reaches Settlement with Drug Manufacturer in Oral Contraceptive Laws
      • Missouri to Receive More Than $150,000 in Settlement of Oral Contraceptive Lawsuit, Nixon Says
      • Terry Goddard Announces $5.5 Million Oral Contraceptive Settlement
      • Attorney General Stumbo Announces $5.5 Million Settlement in Oral Contraceptive Lawsuit
      • AG Goddard Settles Price-Fixing Case with State Hospital Groups
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      • Attorney General Blumenthal Statement On High Court Ruling Ending Century-Old Antitrust Protection
      • Champaign, Urbana Clinics Sued for Conspiring to Limit Service to Medicaid Patients
      • Attorney General Sorrell Announces $5.5 Million Settlement in Oral Contraceptive Lawsuit
      • Attorney General Gansler Announces Settlement with Maker of Popular Oral Contraceptive
      • Attorney General Cuomo Announces $23.3 Million Settlement with UBS
      • Attorney General Blumenthal Announces Settlements Involving Pervasive Bid Rigging In HVAC
      • Court rules in Cooper’s favor in environmental bid rigging case
      • North Carolina Gas Distributor Agrees to Pay Fine, Change Ways
      • AG King Joins 12 State Effort To Protect Farmers
      • Attorney General Marc Dann sues global insurance broker and nation’s largest insurance companies
      • Attorney General Greg Stumbo Joins Effort To Protect Kentucky Farmers
      • Comments of 13 Attorneys General in Tunney Act proceedings in U.S. v. Monsanto et al., No. 1:07-cv-00992
      • Blumenthal, Six Other Attorneys General, Say Microsoft Maintains Monopolistic Power In Software Market
      • Maine Settles Antitrust Suit Over Pike's Acquisition of Blue Rock
      • Attorney General Ayotte announces release of Northeast Petroleum Markets Report
      • Attorney General Rowe Announces Release of Northeast Petroleum Market Report
      • Attorney General Martha Coakley and Ten Other States Reach Settlement in School Bus Merger Case
      • Brown Reaches Antitrust Agreement With Nation’s Largest School Bus Operators
      • Attorney General Blumenthal Announces Multi-State Agreement Involving Largest School Bus Company Merger
      • Rowe Settles School Bus Merger Case
      • Swanson, State AGs Settle School Bus Merger Case
      • Nixon protects school districts, taxpayers in proposed merger ofnation’s two largest school bus contractors
      • AG Milgram Announces Settlement of School Bus Co. Anti-Trust Case
      • States reach agreement in Laidlaw-First Group school bus merger, opendoors for new competitors
      • Attorney General Stumbo Wins Remand In Gas Price Gouging Lawsuit Against Marathon and Speedway SuperAmerica
      • Blumenthal Sues International Reinsurance Broker for Schemes That Inflated Insurance Costs Nationwide
      • Attorney General Singer Settles Insurance Bid-Rigging Charges with Insurance Ace
      • McCollum, Sink and McCarty Announce $4.5 Million Insurance Settlement
      • Attorney General Hardy Myers Settles Insurance Bid-Rigging Charges with Insurer
      • Attorney General Abbott Reaches Settlement with Company in Insurance Bid Rigging Case
      • Attorney General's Office Files Suit Against Insurance Companies
      • Attorney General Cox Announces $66,111.25 Donation to the Detroit Symphony Orchestra
      • Attorney General Announces $5 Million Settlement Requiring Sweeping Reforms with Fortune 500 Company
      • Hawaii State Libraries to Benefit from Antitrust Settlement
      • Attorney General, Consumer Protection, Insurance Dept Announce $700,000 Settlement In Alleged Title Insurance Kickback Scheme
      • Attorney General Martha Coakley Obtains $4 Million Judgment Against Insurance Brokerage Firm William Gallagher Associates
      • Attorney General Lori Swanson Settles Monopolization Charges Against Waste Management of Minnesota, Inc.
      • Attorney General Martha Coakley Announces That Massachusetts Will Receive $1.3 Million in Ten-state Settlement with Travelers Insurance
      • Oregon Attorney General Settles Insurance Bid-rigging Charges With the Travelers Companies, Inc.
      • Attorney General Martha Coakley Sues Insurer Great American Insurance Group for Bid-rigging
      • McCollum, Sink and McCarty Announce $12.5 Million AIG Insurance Settlement
      • Hawaii–Lawsuit Filed to Implement Insurance Settlement with AIG
      • Attorney General Hardy Myers Settles Insurance Bid-rigging Charges with AIG
      • Attorney General Abbott Settles Bid-Rigging Charges With Insurance Carrier AIG
      • Attorney General McKenna Statement on Costco Decision
      • Attorney General Martha Coakley Announces Massachusetts to Receive $1.3 Millon in Ten-state Settlement with AIG
      • Masto Announces Divestiture and $15 Million Charitable Contribution in the Proposed Acquisition of Sierra Health Services, Inc. by United Health Group, Inc.
      • McKenna announces multistate lawsuit against TriCor marketers
      • Brown Sues Abbott and Fournier for Blocking Generic Cholestrol Drug
      • Attorney General, 17 Other States and D.C. File Antitrust Action Against Cholesterol Drug Makers
      • Florida, 18 States Sue Abbott Laboratories for Blocking Generic Prescription Competition
      • Miller: States Sue Drug Companies for Illegally Blocking Generic Cholesterol Drug
      • Attorney General Gansler Files Suit Against Drug Companies for Blocking Competitors' Production of Generic Cholesterol Lowering Drug
      • Nixon sues pharmaceutical companies Abbott and Fournier for illegally blocking generic competition to TriCor
      • AG Hardy Myers Files Lawsuit Against Abbott Laboratories and Laboratories Fournier for Antitrust Violations
      • Attorney General Corbett announces multi-state lawsuit against Abbott and Fournier for illegally blocking generic competition to TriCor
      • Ohio Attorney General Dann, with bipartisan support from 10 colleagues, asks FCC to take state views, question XM-Sirius merger
      • Attorney General Blumenthal, Ten States Say Satellite Radio Merger Will Create Monopoly, Call On FCC To Intervene
      • AG McKenna joins states in urging FCC probe of Sirius-XM Radio merger
      • Attorney General Announces Antitrust Settlement with Chiropractors for Illegal Statewide Insurance Boycott
      • Attorney General's Investigation Reveals Flawed Lyme Disease Guideline Process, IDSA Agrees to Reassess Guidelines, Install Independent Arbiter
      • AG’s Report: Small Internet Service Providers Being Bullied
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          • Citizen Suit Forestalled by EPA’s “Diligent Prosecution”
          • Failure to Obtain Tennessee PSD Permit Constitutes a Series of Discrete Violations
          • Adjacency Not Basis for Coverage Under CWA Unless Wetland Involved
          • CWA Does Not Require Proof of Jurisdictional Status of Waters in Criminal Case
          • Court Crafts Rule for Apportioning Liability Among PRPs in 107 Case
          • CERCLA Lawsuit May Proceed
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    • Calling for a Balanced Approach to Promoting Pain Relief and Preventing Abuse of Pain Medications
    • Opposing Preemption of State Insurance Regulation and Supporting Repeal of the Insurance Industry's Exemption from Federal Antitrust Laws
    • Supporting the Principle That Federal Facilities Be Subject to the Same Environmental Standards as Private Industry and Opposing Amendments to Weaken State and EPA Authority Over the Department of Defense
    • In Support of Federal Funding for Technical Assistance to Mexico Law Enforcement and Expanded Law Enforcement Cooperation Under the Merida Initiative
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    • Twenty-eight States Settle With PayPal
    • Forty-Two Attorneys General Highlight Importance of Cyber Security During National Cyber Security Aw
    • Forty-One Attorneys General And R.J. Reynolds Reach Historic Settlement To End the Sale Of Flavored
    • Forty-one Attorneys General Oppose Provisions in H.R. 5252
    • NAAG Recognizes Natl Night Out
    • Attorneys General, Lorillard Reach Landmark Agreement
    • NAAG Announces New Slate of Officers & Winners Of 2006 Annual Association Awards
    • NAAG Hosts Annual Summer Meeting in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho
    • Attorneys General Petition to Stop Sales of "Little Cigars"
    • NAAG Recognizes November 30 As National Methamphetamine Awareness Day
    • Thirty-four States Settle with YP Corp
    • Thirty States Settle With Bayer Corporation
    • NAAG Launches Campaign to Prevent Reckless Driving Among Teens and Young Adults
    • National Association Of Attorneys General To Host 2007 Spring Meeting March 5-7 In Washington, D.C.
    • NAAG Hosts 2007 Spring Meeting in Washington, D.C.
    • NAAG Youth Access to Alcohol Committee Co-Chairs Prepared to Answer the Surgeon General’s Call to Ac
    • Attorneys General Praise Beam Global For Adopting Stronger Voluntary Advertising Standard
    • NAAG Task Force Examines Legal And Policy Barriers To Ensuring School Safety
    • 44 Attorneys General Reach Settlement With Choicepoint
    • NAAG Hosts 2007 Summer Centennial Meeting June 19-21
    • NAAG Announces New Slate Of Officers And Winners Of 2007 Annual Association Awards
    • Attorneys General Announce Settlement with America Online Regarding Cancellation Issues
    • Thirty-six Attorneys General Settle With Guidant
    • Attorneys General Call For Federal And Statewide Reforms To Increase School And College Campus Safety
    • Reflection, Compassion and Courage: Attorneys General Remember September 11
    • Attorneys General Reach Agreement with Kroger Co. to Stop Tobacco Sales to Children
    • Nation’s Attorneys General Announce Nationwide Agreement With MySpace Regarding Social Networking Safety
    • Fifty-one Attorneys General Express Support For Senate Bill 1027
    • Thirty-nine Attorneys General in Support of Patient Safety and Abuse Prevention Act of 2007 (S. 1577, H.R. 3078)
    • National Association of Attorneys General Appoints New Executive Director
    • FY 2008 Byrne JAG Restoration
    • NAAG President Lawrence Wasden To Host Nation’s First Energy Summit For State Attorneys General May 5-7
    • NAAG Recognizes 40^th Anniversary Of The Fair Housing Act During National Fair Housing Month
    • Nation’s Attorneys General Discuss Critical Issues in Law Enforcement During Annual Summer Meeting
    • NAAG Elects Rhode Island Attorney General Patrick Lynch As 101^st President
  • NAAGazette
    • Volume 1, Number 1
      • Message from the President
      • State Attorneys General Offices and the Certiorari Process
      • Legislative Update
      • Show Me the Money!
        Why Pay Attention to Bankruptcy?
      • The Internet, Cybercrime And The Supreme Court
      • MFCUs Fight Fraud and Abuse: Representing the Leaders in Health Care Fraud Enforcement
      • Employee Spotlight
    • Volume 1, Number 2
      • The ABCs of the Tobacco Master Settlement Agreement
      • Federalism In The Roberts Court
      • Rogue Internet Pharmacies: Is S. 980 the Answer?
      • The Housing Bust and Approaches to the Mortgage Foreclosure Crisis
      • FTC Commissioner Cites Benefits of Cooperative Law Enforcement
      • Employee Spotlight
    • Volume 1, Number 3
      • Congress Extends Deadline for Negotiations as Discussions Continue on Consumer, Finance and Health Bills
      • NAAG Assumes National Leadership of Executive Working Group on Prosecutorial Relations
      • FTC Pledges to Retain Numbers from the National Do-Not-Call Registry
      • State Attorneys General Play Leading Role in Natural Resource Damage Cases
      • NAAG Addresses End-of-Life Health Care Issues
      • Employee Spotlight
    • Volume 1, Number 4
      • NAAG Creates Research And Training Institute
      • Congress Takes Swift Action in Product Safety Arena
      • Employee Spotlight
      • I May Be Paranoid, But They’re Still Out to Get Me
        Negotiating the Interface of Electronic Discovery and Consumer Privacy
      • Newly Enacted Federal Student Loan Repayment Assistance Program May Boost Careers in Public Service
      • Attorney General Powers and Duties Update
      • NAMFCU’s Offers Specialized Training for MFCU Staff
    • Volume 2, Number 1
      • Attorneys General Announce Agreement with MySpace Regarding Social Networking Safety
      • An Unholy Confluence: Bankruptcy Fraud Meets Mortgage Fraud and What Attorneys General Can Do About It
      • Enforcement of Charitable Organizations
      • End-of-Life Care and Organ Donation: Is There an Irreconcilable Conflict?
      • Employee Spotlight
      • iMIS Launched
      • NAGTRI Calendar
      • NAAG Calendar
    • Volume 2, Number 2
      • National Association of Attorneys General Hosts Annual Spring Meeting in Nation’s Capital March 3-5
      • The Transition to Digital Television: What Consumers Need to Know
      • New Edition of NAAG Powers and Responsibilities Book Now Available
      • Employee Spotlight
      • Current State Efforts to Enforce the Master Settlement Agreement’s Cigarette Marketing Restrictions
      • NAAG-Led Executive Working Group Discusses Computer Crime
      • CWAG Hosts Bi-National Smuggling Conference
    • Volume 2, Number 3
      • National Association of Attorneys General Appoints New Executive Director
      • Second Session of the 110th Congress: Tackling Tough Issues
      • Don’t Be Deceived – It’s Not a Simple Matter: The Use of Deception by Law Enforcement Attorneys and Rule 8.4(c)
      • The Battle Over the Second Amendment: District of Columbia v. Heller
      • Employee Spotlight
      • Why Attorneys Need To Understand E-Discovery
      • National Association of Attorneys General Recognizes National Consumer Protection Week March 2-8
      • World Trade and the Attorneys General – Preemption Possibilities on a Global Scale
    • Volume 2, Number 4
      • Message from the Executive Director
      • NAAG Hosts Annual Spring Meeting in Washington, D.C.
      • Recent Competition Advocacy by State Attorneys General
      • Employee Spotlight
      • When Granddad Goes Missing: The Silver Alert Program
      • NAGTRI Hosts Inaugural Appellate Practice Conference
    • Volume 2, Number 5
      • NAAG President Lawrence Wasden Urges Attorneys General to Weigh Science and Industry during National Energy Summit
      • Adoption of Fire-Safe Cigarettes by Tobacco Industry May Save Countless Lives
      • States Offer Data Breach Protection
      • Salvia Divinorum: Not Your Father’s Garden Plant
    • Volume 2, Number 6
      • Welcome to NAAG’s 2008 Summer Meeting
      • NAGTRI Announces New Consumer Protection Fellowship Program
      • Employee Spotlight
      • An Ethical Dilemma: Is it Okay to Look for Metadata in Another Attorney’s Documents?
      • Receiverships –– A Better Alternative to Bankruptcy for Government Regulators?
      • Legislative Update
      • NAAG Hosts Interns
    • NAAGazette Archive
      • NAAGazette, Volume 1, Number 1
      • NAAGazette, Volume 1, Number 2
      • NAAGazette, Volume 1, Number 3
      • NAAGazette, Volume 1, Number 4
      • NAAGazette, Volume 2, Number 1
      • NAAGazette, Volume 2, Number 2
      • NAAGazette, Volume 2, Number 3
      • NAAGazette, Volume 2, Number 4
      • NAAGazette, Volume 2, Number 5
      • NAAGazette, Volume 2, Number 6
  • AG Press Releases
    • RCA Rejects Gas Supply Contract Proposed by Enstar
    • BFA Defendants Sentenced to Prison
    • Cox Sues Owners and Managers of Southfield Senior Apartment Complex
    • Dairy Processor Divestiture Obtained in Settlement with Dairy Farmers of America
    • Consumer Protection Charges Filed Against a Canadian Scam Artist
    • Attorney General Abbott Obtains Plea, Verdict Against Accountant, Attorney in Major Estate Theft
    • Attorney General Seeks Customer Refunds from Indianapolis Well
    • Cox Rings in Holiday Shopping Season with New Consumer Alert
    • Medicaid Provider Arrested for Illegally Billing Elderly, Disabled Services
    • Lawsuit Filed to Implement Insurance Settlement
    • Louisiana Attorney General Receives Award for Innovative Gambling Treatment Program
    • Attorney General Announces Las Vegas Man Sentenced in Connection with Custom Trailer Scam
    • Attorney General Enters Agreement with Chattanooga Gas, Manufacturers, for Ratepayer Savings
    • Child Support Services Passes Audit
    • Attorney General Abbott Recovers $15.7 Million In Medicaid Costs Under National Settlement
    • AG Sues, Settles Over Deceptive "Free" Offers
    • Attorney General Corbett announces multi-state settlements totaling $14.5 million with Chase Bank an
    • Cox Announces Multistate Settlements with Trilegiant Corporation and Chase Bank
    • McKenna Announces Multi-state Settlement with Chase Bank and Trilegiant
    • Tennessee Reaches Agreement With Trilegiant Corp., Chase Bank For "Live Check" And Other Solicitatio
    • Miller: Enact "Car-Title Loan" Law
    • Attorney General/Public Advocate Advises Telephone Customers of 2006 Tax Refund
    • AG Cooper wins refunds for consumers, settles deceptive marketing charges against Chase Bank and Tri
    • Chase, Trilegiant Settle With Attorney General Over Discount Memberships
    • Virginia First State to Partner With MySpace.com in Requiring E-mail Registration of Sex Offenders
    • Former Payroll Supervisor Pleads Guilty To Felony Theft
    • Attorney General Carl Danberg Announces A New Statewide Drug Nuisance Abatement Initiative
    • Petro Sues USA Baby Stores For Failure To Deliver
    • Terry Goddard Files Suit Over Work-at-Home Operation
    • Attorney General Corbett announces environmental crimes charges in Beaver County
    • Attorney General Seeks Customer Refunds from Indianapolis Well
    • Cox Opposes Consumers Energy's Proposed $380 Million Sale of Palisades Nuclear Power Plant
    • Donald L. Swan pleads guilty to vehicular manslaughter
    • TX AG Lubbock Cyber Safety Town Hall Meeting This Week
    • Statement from AG Cooper on protecting consumers from unwanted 'robo calls'
    • Attorney General Steve Carter Warns Hoosiers to Beware of Bogus Super Bowl Ticket Scams
    • AG announces arrest for alleged election law violations
    • Attorney General Requires Irving Oil To Issue Credit To Consumers Who Ran Out Of Oil In Barre Area
    • Attorney General and BCI leading efforts to get students back in class
    • Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott To Host Interactive Cyber Safety Town Hall Meeting
    • Attorney General Urges Caution in Wake of ID Theft from Florida Stores
    • Attorney General Suthers Announces Auto Theft Ring Indictments
    • Jason Anderson Investigation Advisory
    • Attorney General Corbett announces prescription drug charges against Cumberland County doctor
    • Attorney General Greg Stumbo Announces Round Up of Drug Suspects in Pike County
    • Attorney General Greg Stumbo Announces Internet Safety Program at Green County High School Tomorrow
    • Dann Selects Several Distinguished Attorneys To Fill Top Legal Posts
    • Cox Provides Parents Top Ten Ways to Protect Children on Internet
    • Miami Man Arrested for Counterfeiting Prescription Drug Labels
    • Attorney General Stumbo Announces Paducah Oral Surgeon Fround Guilty of Defrauding the Kentucky Medi
    • Refunds Available for Idaho Free Meds Customers
    • AG Applauds Landmark Law for New Mexico
    • Attorney General McCollum Unveils Proposed Code of Conduct for Student Lending at Public Universities
    • Tobacco Co-Chair McKenna seeks order against RJR for Rolling Stone cartoon ads
    • Don't Pay Up Front to Borrow Holiday Cash
    • Indiana Attorney General Steve Carter Emphasizes Indiana’s Strong Protections against Robo-Calls and other Unwanted Telemarketing Calls during Testimony before a House Congressional Committee
    • Plymouth Dairy Farms Inc. Pays $65,000 Penalty for Water Pollution Violations
    • Attorney General Commends Board of Governors for Adopting Florida Code of Conduct for Student Lending Industry
    • Kentucky Fried Chicken Offers $25,000 Reward For Information Identifying Third Suspect Involved In 1983 Murder Case
    • Daughter Who Stole $75,000 From Mother In Nursing Home Sentenced to Nine Months In Jail
    • Richland Sheriff Arrests West Columbia Man in Internet Predator Sting
    • Attorney General Corbett announces arrest of Virginia moving company executive in "Internet child sex sting"
    • Statement of Attorney General Bob McDonnell on Federal Decision to Review National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor Designation
    • Ethics Board Director retires, New Director Announced
    • Attorney General Corbett urges parents to discuss Internet safety with children during the holidays; announces Child Predator arrests in Cambria & Venango counties
    • Racketeering Charges Filed Against Mortgage Company, Local Law Firm
    • Attorney General Corbett urges consumers to consider toy & game safety when holiday shopping; unveils new "Consumer Safety" website
    • Attorney General Corbett urges consumers to consider toy & game safety when holiday shopping; unveils new "Consumer Safety" website
    • Attorney General Stumbo Announces Settlement With Manufacturer of Loprox for Illegal Off-Label Marketing of Diaper Rash Medication
    • Attorney General’s Office Wins Conviction for Public Benefits Fraud
    • Attorney General Abbott Urges Congress to Strengthen Federal Laws, Protect Children from Unsafe Products
    • 150th Internet Predator Arrested in Alaska
    • Jail and Restitution Ordered for Medicaid Fraud
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  • Publications
    • The Adam Walsh Act: Possibilities and Challenges for State Management of Sex Offenders
      • John Walsh, National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC), Panelist
      • Cara Smith, Policy Director for the Illinois Office of the Attorney General
      • Marc Dann, Ohio Attorney General
      • John Clark, Directory, U.S. Marshals Service
      • Laura Rogers, SMART Office, Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice
      • Lisa Madigan, Illinois Attorney General
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