News & Updates
CONSUMER ALERT: Beware of Coronavirus Scams
As public health concerns grow about coronavirus (COVID-19), scammers may try to take advantage of consumers.
AG Racine Joins Multistate Suit To Stop Trump Administration From Stripping Workers Of Key Labor Protections
Attorney General Karl A. Racine today announced that he has joined 16 other attorneys general in filing a lawsuit to stop the Trump Administration from making it harder to hold companies accountable for violating labor laws.
Testimony on the Role of Nationwide Injunctions
Statement of Loren L. AliKhan, Solicitor General of the District of Columbia
Don’t Fall For These Tax Scams!
By now, you’ve probably received your W-2 and are ready to file your taxes, but be careful!
Testimony on Rental Housing Source of Income Amendment Act of 2019
Statement of Michelle D. Thomas, Chief, Civil Rights Section, Office of the Attorney General
Testimony on Attorney General Civil Rights Enforcement Clarification Amendment Act of 2019
Statement of Michelle D. Thoma, Chief, Civil Rights Section, Office of the Attorney General
Testimony for Performance Oversight Hearing for FY19 to FY20
Statement of Karl A. Racine, Attorney General for the District of Columbia
AG Racine Announces Real Estate Company to Pay $900K for Discriminating Against Low-Income District Renters
Attorney General Karl A. Racine announced today that Curtis Investment Group, Inc., a large local real estate company, will be required to pay $900,000 to the District to resolve a 2019 housing discrimination lawsuit.
AG Racine Sues Major District Landlord Responsible For Nearly 1,000 Apartments Over Source of Income Discrimination
Attorney General Karl A. Racine today announced a lawsuit against three real estate companies—DARO Management Services, DARO Realty, and Infinity Real Estate—and company executive Carissa Barry, for illegally discriminating against low-income District residents who receive housing assistance.
Newsletter: #RelationshipGoals
Everyone deserves healthy, happy, and safe relationships. Yet in 2019, one in ten District high school students experienced physical violence from someone they were dating.