Stand up to tyranny: How to respond to the evils of our age
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Study the life and teachings of Jesus, and you may be surprised at how relevant he is to our modern age.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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Herring joining task force to examine pharmaceutical mergers
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A nationwide task force of state attorneys general will work to update the national and international approach to analyzing the effects of pharmaceutical mergers.
Settlement holds American Medical Collection Agency accountable for 2019 data breach
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A multistate investigation into the 2019 data breach that exposed the personal information of over 7 million people has resulted in a $21 million settlement.
OAG announces settlement with Virginia company accused of COVID-19 price gouging
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Falls Church-based Rio Medical Supplies is being held accountable for alleged violations of the Virginia Post-Disaster Anti-Price Gouging Act.
Lawsuit against Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers founder moves forward
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Attorney General Mark Herring’s lawsuit against Charles D. Warren, Jr., the founder and CEO of Service Dogs by Warren Retrievers Inc., will move forward.
Ken Plum: And they are off!
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Virginia voters have more choices than ever. That is a good thing. Democracy has broken out in the Commonwealth.
Gov. Northam announces administration appointments
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Gov. Ralph Northam announced additional appointments to his administration on Friday.
Herring creates Worker Protection Unit in OAG: Aim is to stop worker exploitation
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Attorney General Mark Herring announced Wednesday the designation of the OAG’s first Worker Protection Unit that will focus on investigating, stopping and prosecuting individuals and businesses who unlawfully engage in worker exploitation.
National Consumer Protection Week: Herring, SCC highlight consumer resources
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National Consumer Protection Week is underway, and Attorney General Mark Herring and the State Corporation Commission are highlighting the resources available to consumers.
Henrico County man gets five-year sentence for solicitation of minors, possession of child porn
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David Williams, 23, of Henrico County, was sentenced to five years of prison time after entering guilty pleas to five counts of using a communications system to solicit a minor and five counts of possession of child pornography.
