Consumer Advisory: Borders Group Closing Two More Connecticut Stores

Attorney General Raises Privacy Concerns About Facebook’s “Tag Suggestions” Feature

Attorneys General Oppose Proposed Settlement of Class-Action Lawsuit Against Direct Buy Inc.

Attorney General Raises Questions About Citigroup Inc. Data Breach

Attorney General Jepsen Seeks Protection Of Consumers In UCONN Co-Op Data Breach

State Reaches $1.7 Million Settlement With Broker Over Alleged Illegal Billing And Concealed Commissions

Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Thomas B. Leonardi and Attorney General George Jepsen today announced a $1.7 million settlement with a Massachusetts-based insurance broker over allegations that the company misrepresented and concealed fees and commissions, ultimately overcharging a Connecticut client millions of dollars over several years.

Attorney General Closes Investigation Into Refurbished Computers By Staples

Attorney General George Jepsen said Thursday that Staples, Inc. has addressed his concerns about the sale of used and refurbished computers in Connecticut by changing the process it uses to clear the hard drives of personal information of previous owners.

Announcing A Consumer Protection Settlement That Rewards Consumer Vigilance Against The Sale Of Potentially Unsafe Products

Attorney General Asks State Regulators To Investigate CL&P’S Storm Response

Attorney General George Jepsen today asked utility regulators to investigate the adequacy of Connecticut Light & Power Company's preparedness and response to Winter Storm Alfred on Oct. 29, which left more than 831,000 CL&P customers without power.

Connecticut Oysters V Kentucky Ham In Huskies-Wildcats Matchup

Attorney General Creates Privacy Task Force To Focus On Internet And Data Privacy Concerns

Attorney General Seeks $360,000 Penalty Against Former Electric Aggregator

Connecticut Joins Multi-State Effort To Compel EPA To Issue New Air Quality Standards

Connecticut and 11 other states notified the federal Environmental Protection Agency today of their intent to sue after 60 days over the agency’s failure to issue revised National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter, or soot, as required by the Clean Air Act.

Unregistered Contractor Jailed For Violations

Attorney General Supports Fine of AT&T For Violating Service Standards

Consumer Advisory: Borders Group Closing Two More Connecticut Stores

Attorney General Raises Privacy Concerns About Facebook’s “Tag Suggestions” Feature

Attorneys General Oppose Proposed Settlement of Class-Action Lawsuit Against Direct Buy Inc.

Attorney General Raises Questions About Citigroup Inc. Data Breach

Attorney General Jepsen Seeks Protection Of Consumers In UCONN Co-Op Data Breach

State Reaches $1.7 Million Settlement With Broker Over Alleged Illegal Billing And Concealed Commissions

Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Thomas B. Leonardi and Attorney General George Jepsen today announced a $1.7 million settlement with a Massachusetts-based insurance broker over allegations that the company misrepresented and concealed fees and commissions, ultimately overcharging a Connecticut client millions of dollars over several years.

Attorney General Closes Investigation Into Refurbished Computers By Staples

Attorney General George Jepsen said Thursday that Staples, Inc. has addressed his concerns about the sale of used and refurbished computers in Connecticut by changing the process it uses to clear the hard drives of personal information of previous owners.

Announcing A Consumer Protection Settlement That Rewards Consumer Vigilance Against The Sale Of Potentially Unsafe Products

Attorney General Asks State Regulators To Investigate CL&P’S Storm Response

Attorney General George Jepsen today asked utility regulators to investigate the adequacy of Connecticut Light & Power Company's preparedness and response to Winter Storm Alfred on Oct. 29, which left more than 831,000 CL&P customers without power.

Connecticut Oysters V Kentucky Ham In Huskies-Wildcats Matchup

Attorney General Creates Privacy Task Force To Focus On Internet And Data Privacy Concerns

Attorney General Seeks $360,000 Penalty Against Former Electric Aggregator

Connecticut Joins Multi-State Effort To Compel EPA To Issue New Air Quality Standards

Connecticut and 11 other states notified the federal Environmental Protection Agency today of their intent to sue after 60 days over the agency’s failure to issue revised National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Particulate Matter, or soot, as required by the Clean Air Act.

Unregistered Contractor Jailed For Violations

Attorney General Supports Fine of AT&T For Violating Service Standards