The Attorney General’s Office has released its 2025 Annual Report, one year after Attorney General Nick Brown took office, to give the public a transparent look at the office’s work to protect Washingtonians and provide legal advice to the state in that time.

 

With an unprecedented level of harmful, unconstitutional actions coming out of the White House, Washington state has sued the Trump administration dozens of times since January. The Attorney General’s Office (AGO) filed these lawsuits to fight for the civil rights and privacy of Washingtonians, and to protect more than $15 billion in federal funding that supports vital public services for people across the state. Summaries of these lawsuits, and links to the case dockets are now available. 

Washington’s Hate Crimes & Bias Incidents Hotline is now active in Clark, King, and Spokane counties. The non-emergency line helps callers find culturally competent support services—and, with the caller’s consent, assist in reporting incidents to local law enforcement. 

Attorney General Nick Brown has announced the creation of a Worker Rights Unit to lead the effort to uphold Washington state’s nation-leading worker protections and address wage theft.