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• State-Federal Settlement Reached with Home Health Agency and its Owners to Resolve False Claims Act Allegations

  A Stratford-based home health agency and its owners have reached a $5.25 million settlement with the state of Connecticut and the federal government to resolve allegations that the company submitted false claims to Connecticut's Medicaid program, Attorney General George Jepsen said today. The settlement stems from a three-year investigation led by the Office of the Connecticut Attorney General after an audit by the Department of Social Services.

• Attorney General Announces State To Receive $104,000 In Settlement With Med Lab For Allegedly Defective Tests

• Attorney General Reorganizes Senior Staff

• Attorney General Raises Questions About Groupon Discounts In Connecticut

• Attorney General Says NY Settlement With Insurer Significant Step; CT Investigation Ongoing

• Attorney General’s Statement On Supreme Court Ruling That Rips Apart Restraints On Corporate Campaign Spending

• Attorney General and Executive Director Of DSR Announce $25 Million Settlement With Tribes Over Disputed Slot Revenue

• Attorney General Seeks Protection for Connecticut Consumers in Data Breach

• Attorney General Seeks More Information About Proposed Sale Of Portion Of Stanley Park

• Attorney General Issues Consumer Advisory: Closing Sales Underway At Six Borders Stores In State

• AG Jepsen, State AGs Urge Continued Protections for Campus Sexual Assault Victims

  Attorney General George Jepsen has joined with 19 other attorneys general in a letter to Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to express concerns over reports that the federal Department of Education intends to roll back policies designed to protect victims of sexual assault on college and university campuses.

• Attorney General Says Islander East Completely Dead After Company Withdraws Final, Long Shot Appeal

• Attorney General Says FDA Will Be Powerful Enforcement Partner In Fighting False Food Labels

• Attorney General Says ISO Explanation Of Almost $86 Million In Payments To Generators Who Delivered No Power Raises More Questions Than Answers

• Proposed Legislation Would Create New Consumer Protections in Electric Supplier Market

  A package of legislative proposals detailed by Governor Dannel P. Malloy, Attorney General George Jepsen, Consumer Counsel Elin Swanson Katz and Senate President Pro Tempore Donald E. Williams, Jr. (D-Brooklyn) today would seek to address the growing number of consumer complaints about spiking prices, deceptive practices and lack of disclosure about rates and contract terms in Connecticut’s electric supplier market.