Other LanguagesAG Ferguson lawsuit halts insurance company’s deceptive imitation of the Washington Health Benefit Exchange website
Health Insurance Team pays $50,000 for deceptive use of a near-identical domain name as the official Exchange
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AG Ferguson statement on Washington Supreme Court striking down I-976
Every Eyman initiative to face legal scrutiny has been struck down or partially blocked
OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson offered the following statement on the Washington State Supreme Court striking down Initiative 976:
“I’m proud of my legal team, who worked long hours to defend the will of the voters, arguing successfully at the trial court that Initiative 976 was constitutional.
AG Ferguson: Twitter to pay $100,000 to Washington state for multiple campaign finance violations
Twitter received nearly $200,000 for campaign ads from 2012 through 2019 but failed to follow Washington disclosure laws
AG Ferguson, Gov. Inslee issue joint statement regarding today’s oral argument on Trump’s Clean Power Plan rollbacks
Increased pollution from EPA’s new “Affordable Clean Energy” rule will likely cause thousands more illnesses and deaths per year
OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson and Governor Jay Inslee issued the following statement on today’s oral arguments in Washington’s multistate lawsuit challenging the Trump Administration’s attempts to roll back the Clean Power Plan and replace it with the “Affordable Clean Energy” rule, which does not require significant carbon emission reductions. The Trump Administration finalized this rule in July 2019.
AG Ferguson calls on UTC to protect Washingtonians from utility shut-offs amid COVID-19 pandemic
Ferguson’s proposal requires companies to adopt fairer utility debt collection practices
OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson issued a proposal that calls on the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) to, among other protections, ban utility late fees and utility service disconnections until at least April 30, 2021. These protections ensure vulnerable Washingtonians don’t lose the services they need to stay safe during the COVID-19 pandemic and the related economic crisis.
AG Ferguson sues Seattle ticket company Brown Paper Tickets for not paying event organizers, refunding ticket buyers
Attorney General’s Office received 583 complaints, company owes more than $6.75 million across the nation
AG Ferguson: Mesh manufacturer Bard must pay Washington $2.38 million for failing to disclose the risks of its transvaginal mesh devices
Money will go to women harmed by Bard’s conduct
AG Ferguson announces major victory: Washington State Federal judge issues nationwide injunction blocking Postmaster General’s unlawful policies delaying mail
YAKIMA, Wash. — A federal judge in Yakima, Wash., today granted Attorney General Bob Ferguson’s request to grant a nationwide injunction forcing the U.S. Postal Service to immediately halt drastic operational changes.
Judge Stanley A. Bastian's order requires the Postal Service to:
AG Ferguson: Washingtonians who attended ITT Tech to get nearly $6 million in debt relief
Defunct for-profit school pressured students into accepting terms of high-interest PEAKS loans
AG Ferguson files motion to immediately block damaging U.S. Postal Service changes
Preliminary injunction would force USPS to treat all election mail as First Class mail
YAKIMA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson late yesterday asked a Yakima judge to immediately halt the U.S. Postal Service’s drastic operational changes that threaten critical mail delivery nationwide.
Ferguson’s motion for preliminary injunction, filed in the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Washington, seeks the following: