National Law Journal
California, Massachusetts and Washington attorneys general lead the charge; rest of the country should follow
National Law Journal
...with respect to whether Cullen had the authority to bind AGA and AGS to the alleged agreement he made with Kelman, we reverse the summary...
Attorney General Holder has navigated this campaign year by remaining on friendly turf during public appearances and avoiding returning fire with critics — at least directly
...Sherburne dismissed these cases as the result of "whistleblowers selling state AGs a bill of goods." Regarding recent revelations of multibillion...
...during the more than 75-minute discussion. Instead, Marmer and the former AGs directed much of their attention to topics that included terrorism, immigration and...
...during the more than 75-minute discussion. Instead, Marmer and the former AGs focused much of their conversation on topics that included terrorism, immigration and...
After the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit upheld bribery and "honest services" fraud convictions of former Alabama governor Don Siegelman last year, more than 100 former state attorneys ge
...a board of directors instead of a single leader. The AGs who signed the letter – 10 of whom are Republicans – called...
Courts divide over whether cases brought on behalf of citizens but not as class or mass actions are still removable
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