Ongoing actions

State attorneys general serve as the Peoples’ Lawyers, demanding accountability from bad actors in their states and across the nation and using every tool at their disposal to stand up for the public. This page provides a centralized listing of key state AG actions — including lawsuits, joint amicus briefs, enforcement initiatives, investigations, and more – across the broad spectrum of their work. 

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    • Jul 31, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • Michigan

    AG Nessel Seeks to Slash SEMCO's Natural Gas Rate Hike by 66%

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    • Jul 28, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • Washington

    AG Brown Files Testimony in Challenge to PSE Rate Increase

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    • Jul 27, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • Privacy/Technology
    • New York

    AG James Urges Congress to Strengthen Oversight of Cryptocurrency Companies to Stop Scams

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    • Jul 15, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • North Carolina

    AG Jackson Files Testimony in Duke Energy Rate Case

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    • Jun 23, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • Washington

    AG Brown Fights to Save Avista Customers Over $600 Million on Energy Bills

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    • Jun 5, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • Privacy/Technology
    • Michigan

    AG Nessel Files Testimony to Protect Ratepayers in the Google Data Center Proposal

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    • May 29, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • North Carolina

    AG Jackson Files an Expert Testimony Against Duke Energy Carolinas' Proposed Rate Increase

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    • Mar 20, 2026
    • Environment/Climate
    • Michigan

    AG Nessel seeks to slash DTE rate hike by 85%

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    • Mar 18, 2026
    • Additional AG Actions
    • District of Columbia

    AG Schwalb testifies in support of child support system reforms that increase funds for DC kids

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    • Mar 3, 2026
    • Consumer Protection
    • Arizona

    AG Mayes files expert testimony showing APS rate hike could be cut from 14% to 3%, saving Arizona families $220 a year

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