State: North Carolina
Debt Collectors Sued | States Object to Proposed Fed Banking Rule | States Move to Stop USPS Changes
North Carolina
24 Democratic Attorneys General Object to Proposed Banking Rule, Alleging It Will Allow âRent-a-Bankâ Schemes
(Read More)COVID-19 PPE Scam | Biotech Company in $49 Million False Claims Settlement | Hidden Telecom Fees
North Carolina
Alleged Fraud on the Government Costs Biotech Company $49 Million
(Read More)COVID-19-Related Fraud | Stay-at-Home Orders Enforced| AGs Support Suits Where Injuries Occurred
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Democratic Attorneys General Call on Federal Government to Open Special Enrollment Period for Health Insurance on HealthCare.Gov
(Read More)Potential Zoom Vulnerability | Unemployment Benefits for Gig Workers | Postponed Regulatory Reporting for Financial Institutions
North Carolina
Attorneys General Move to Limit Debt Collection in Response to COVID-19 Pandemic
(Read More)Attorneys General Convince Burger King, Popeyes, and Tim Hortons to Discard “No-Poaching” Provisions from Their Franchising Contracts
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Jim OâNeill Wins Republican Nomination for North Carolina Attorney General
(Read More)Payment Processor Caught in the Web of Allegedly Illegal “Free Trial” Scheme
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ResMed on the Hook for $39.5 Million for Alleged Kickbacks
(Read More)The State AG Report Weekly Update August 29, 2019
North Carolina
51 Attorneys General Submit Comments to FCC Supporting Proposed Enhanced Caller ID Rules, Partner with 12 Telecommunications Companies to Issue Anti-Robocall Principles
North Carolina Attorney General Sues Eight E-Cigarette Companies Over Allegedly Advertising to Minors and Misrepresenting Product Risks
(Read More)The State AG Report Weekly Update August 8, 2019
North Carolina
Connecticut Attorney General to Investigate E-Cigarette Manufacturer Over Health Claims and Marketing Practices
Bipartisan Coalition of 39 Attorneys General Urge Congress to Remove Barriers to Opioid Addiction Treatments
(Read More)The State AG Report Weekly Update July 18, 2019
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North Carolina Attorney General Obtains Default Judgment Against Event Production Companies for Allegedly Selling Tickets to Prohibited Events, Failing to Refund Consumers
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