Press Release Archived

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• Attorney General’s Statement On UnitedHealthcare-Health Net Acquisition

• Attorney General’s Statement On CL&P Standard Service Rate Decrease

• Attorney General Will Seek Rehearing In FAA Case; D.C. Circuit Rejects State Fight Against FAA Flight Paths Over Southwestern CT

• Attorney General’s Statement On Bankruptcy Court Ruling That Allows $1.3 Million In Bonuses To Journal Register Company Executives

• Attorney General Warns Of Bogus Medical Board Certification Scam Targeting Immigrant Doctors

• Attorney General Urges Federal Review Of Insurance Company Practices That Deny Consumers Choice In Car Repair

• CT, NC Attorneys General Say MySpace Response To Subpoena Reveals 90,000 Registered Sex Offenders With Profiles

• Attorney General Applauds U.S. Supreme Court Decision Upholding Right Of States, Individuals To Sue For Injuries Caused By Drugs

• CT Attorney General, Other State AGs Meet With Craigslist, Urge Closure Of Online Brothel

• Blumenthal, Himes Discuss Federal Legislation, Issue Consumer Warnings To Holiday Travelers Before They Pay At The Pump

• Attorney General Welcomes U.S. Senate Commerce Committee’s Warning On Bogus Membership Clubs

• Attorney General’s Statement On Historic EPA Acknowledgement Of Greenhouse Gas Dangers

• Attorney General Urges Research and Caution In Selecting Veteran and Military Charities

• Attorney General Urges Consumers To Quickly Use Gift Cards, Bring Returns During Fortunoff Liquidation Sale

• AG Jepsen, Adobe Reach Agreement Resolving Connecticut-Led Multistate Investigation into Unauthorized Access to Servers

  Attorney General George Jepsen joined 14 other state attorneys general today in announcing a $1 million data breach settlement with the software and technology company Adobe Systems, Inc. The settlement resolves an investigation into the 2013 breach of certain Adobe servers, including servers containing the personal information of approximately 552,000 residents of the participating states.