Attorneys general are the primary enforcers of consumer laws within their state and their activities and enforcement actions are of the utmost importance in protecting consumers across the country. The mission of the Consumer Protection Committee is to assist and enable attorneys general concerning consumer protection issues and matters by:

  • Providing information, communication, and support.
  • Facilitating cooperation among the various attorneys general Consumer Protection Divisions through open dialogue and communication.
  • Planning, organizing, and conducting training and annual seminars for the exchange of ideas and information on matters relevant to consumer protection divisions and their issues.
  • Promoting the development of effective consumer protection programs and education for the protection of citizens and increasing consumer awareness.

Learn more about NAAG’s efforts to support the attorneys general in their fight for a better marketplace or visit ConsumerResources.org for the latest consumer protection information and resources.

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Policy Letters

41 State and Territory Attorneys General Urge Enhanced Cooperation from National Human Trafficking Hotline Operator

The letter urges the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to ensure better cooperation with local law enforcement from...

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Letter Urging Prohibition of Pharmacy Benefit Managers from Owning or Operating Pharmacies

The letter urges Congress to pass legislation prohibiting PBMs and their parent companies from owning or operating pharmacies to foster...

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Bipartisan Coalition Urges Congress to Take Action Against Rise in Organized Retail Crime

Organized retail crime has contributed to financial losses totaling over $121 billion in the U.S., and 76 percent of retail...

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Courses and Trainings

Staff Contact

Todd Leatherman
Director, Center for Consumer Protection
tleatherman@naag.org