At last week’s National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG) Capital Forum, consumer protection multistate investigations and enforcement actions were once again a subject of discussion. In a session specifically on the topic, NAAG Consumer Protection Committee Co-Chairs Generals Kwame Raoul of Illinois and Jonathan Skrmetti of Tennessee, as well as Susan Ellis and Jeff Hill, long time top consumer protection staff in their respective offices, spoke at length about the multistate process, responding to alleged misinformation about consumer protection multistates that has been reported through media and elsewhere.
More Posts
Statements to the State AGs: CFPB and FTC Priorities for 2023
AGs Focus on Transparent Fees
FTC and States Settle with Google and iHeartMedia Over Misleading Endorsements
NAAG Consumer Protection Meeting: State Attorneys General 2022 Year in Review
Colorado’s AG Office Kicks Off CPA Rulemaking Meetings
DC Lawsuit Against the Commanders Signals Expansion of Consumer Protection Laws
Attorneys General Revisit the State of Multistates
AG Settlements Call for Stronger Data Security
Washington AG Signals Enforcement on Automatic Renewals
Subscribe: Subscribe via RSS
Blogs
Firm/Org