Explore Our Work
As the nonpartisan national forum for the 56 state and territory attorneys general and their staff, we serve attorneys general by promoting the exchange of knowledge on subjects of importance to attorneys general and their staff, fostering engagement and cooperation on legal and law enforcement issues, and providing training, research, and analysis to attorneys general and their staff.
Training and Research
We provides high-quality, non-partisan training, research, and resources to state and territory attorney general offices.
Centers
We have established three centers to provide leadership, specialized training, research, and resources in specific disciplines.
The Center for Consumer Protection works to assist and enable attorneys general in protecting the public in the areas of consumer protection and charitable asset and entity oversight.
The Center for Supreme Court Advocacy helps states present cases effectively before the U.S. Supreme Court and provides informational resources and updates to the states and territories regarding important Supreme Court decisions.
The Center for Tobacco and Public Health (Tobacco Center) specializes in all matters relating to tobacco and nicotine, especially the 1998 tobacco Master Settlement Agreement (MSA) and to the regulation of tobacco and nicotine products.
Committees
We have several standing and special committees focused on issues of importance to the work of attorneys general. Committees are charged with studying all substantive matters within their jurisdiction and recommending policy positions for action by the full Association.
Initiatives
NAAG’s special initiatives focus on issues important to our members and their work.
Bankruptcy
NAAG provides support, training, and substantive legal assistance to attorney general offices on issues related to bankruptcy cases.
Advocacy
NAAG is the bipartisan voice and advocate of the nation’s attorneys general with policymakers.
