News & Updates

OP-ED: State AGs Must Fill The CFPB Void, But That's Not Enough

Recently, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau successfully sued a group of companies that had flagrantly violated usury laws in several states.

AG Racine Announces Two New Tuition Fraud Lawsuits Seeking More than $800,000 in Tuition Arrears, Statutory Damages

Attorney General and People’s Counsel Reach Agreement with AltaGas to Provide Benefits to District Residents

District Joins 18-State Coalition to Defend National Auto Emission Standards

AG Racine Announces Settlement Ensuring Sanford Capital Leaves Housing Business in the District

Attorney General Racine Celebrates Success of ‘I Belong Here’ Program to Reduce Truancy at Sousa Middle School

Attorney General Racine Announces Agreement with Pepco That Will Return $24.1 Million to District Ratepayers

Attorney General Racine Secures Restitution for Residents of Third Apartment Complex Where Illegal Hotel Rooms Operated

Attorney General’s Fiscal Year 2019 Budget Proposal Enhances Public Safety and Saves Taxpayers Money

Attorney General Racine Testifies at 2018 Budget Oversight Hearing