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Nebraska Attorney General

Current State AG
Mike Hilgers (R)
Political Party
Republican
Assumed Office

2022

Mike Hilgers was elected as Nebraska’s 33th attorney general in 2022. AG Hilgers served in the Nebraska Legislature from 2017 to 2022, holding the positions of rules chairman, chair of the executive board, and speaker. In 2015, AG Hilgers founded his own practice, Hilgers Graben PLLC, providing commercial and IP litigation services. He served earlier in his career as a judicial clerk for  Edith Brown Clement, senior judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

Mike Hilgers was elected as Nebraska’s 33th attorney general in 2022. AG Hilgers served in the Nebraska Legislature from 2017 to 2022, holding the positions of rules chairman, chair of the executive board, and speaker. In 2015, AG Hilgers founded his own practice, Hilgers Graben PLLC, providing commercial and IP litigation services. He served earlier in his career as a judicial clerk for  Edith Brown Clement, senior judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit.

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The AG is an elected position in Nebraska.

  • Next Election:November 3, 2026
  • Election Process:Elected
  • Term/Limit:4 years / none


Latest Nebraska Attorney General News & Insights

Nebraska AG Continues to Weed Out Illegal THC Products

Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers sent cease-and-desist letters to 12 retail and franchised stores that sell synthetic THC-containing products, directing them to halt sales and return a signed Assurance of Voluntary Compliance document to avoid litigation. AG Hilgers has now sent cease-and-desist letters to every known retail store in the state that sells THC products. The…

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Nebraska AG Brings Concerns About Lorex Security Cameras Into Sharper Focus

Nebraska AG Mike Hilgers sued Lorex Corporation and Lorex Technology Inc. (collectively, “Lorex”), alleging that Lorex misled consumers about the safety of their home security cameras in violation of state consumer protection laws. According to the complaint, Lorex marketed its products as private and secure while concealing ongoing ties to its former owner, Zhejiang Dahua…

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State AGs Seek to Intervene in EV Fuel Economy Case

AGs from Iowa, Kentucky, Nebraska, and West Virginia—joined by the American Free Enterprise Chamber of Commerce and several corn-grower associations—have moved to intervene in a lawsuit brought by California and other states challenging NHTSA’s 2025 Interpretive Rule, which limits the agency’s authority to enforce certain electric vehicle (EV) fuel economy standards. In their motion, the…

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