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AG Ferguson’s initiative to end no-poach clauses nationwide continues with five additional chains

Batteries Plus Bulbs, Comfort Keepers, Edible Arrangements, La Quinta and Merry Maids join 34 others to end restrictions on workers nationwide

SEATTLE — Attorney General Bob Ferguson today announced that, in order to avoid a lawsuit, five additional chains committed to eliminate no-poach practices nationwide, removing them from franchise contracts. The five chains have nearly 75 locations in Washington and more than 4,400 locations nationwide.

AG Ferguson issues statement after joining brief challenging Whitaker’s authority

Ferguson and 14 other AGs supporting Maryland’s request to sideline Whitaker

OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson issued the following statement today after joining an amicus — friend of the court — brief supporting the State of Maryland’s challenge to the constitutionality of Matthew Whitaker’s appointment as Acting U.S. Attorney General:

AG Ferguson’s initiative to end no-poach clauses nationwide continues with four additional chains

Quiznos, Massage Envy, Frontier Adjusters and Sport Clips join 30 other corporate chains to end restrictions on workers nationwide

SEATTLE — Attorney General Bob Ferguson today announced that, in order to avoid a lawsuit, four additional chains committed to eliminate no-poach practices nationwide, removing them from franchise contracts. The four chains have more than 100 locations in Washington and almost 4,000 locations nationwide.

AG Ferguson files briefs challenging President Trump’s national monument reductions

Washington leads multistate effort to defend over 2 million acres of protected land in Utah

OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed two amicus — or “friend of the court” — briefs today, challenging President Trump’s proclamations to drastically reduce the size of Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments in Utah.

AG Ferguson urges Acting Attorney General Whitaker to recuse himself from the Mueller investigation in multistate letter

Mueller probe “must proceed free from interference”

OLYMPIA — AG Ferguson today joined a coalition of 18 state attorneys general in urging Acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker to recuse himself from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election.