Herring urges Equifax to disable fee-based monitoring services
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AG Mark Herring joined a coalition urging credit reporting firm Equifax to stop pushing their own fee based services on data breach victims.
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Herring warns more than 4 million Virginians of Equifax breach impact
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring is warning that 4,045,576 Virginia consumers could be impacted by a massive data breach from Equifax.
Virginia Organizing to join Defend DACA/Protect TPS Week of Action
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The Harrisonburg/Rockingham County Chapter of Virginia Organizing is holding a public demonstration and call-in day to support DACA and TPS.
Military, veteran legal resource guide available at Virginia community colleges
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Virginia Military and Veteran Legal Resource Guide is now available at all community college campuses across the Commonwealth.
Herring asks Congress to protect authority to prosecute sex trafficking
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Mark Herring is urging Congress to affirm that all law-enforcement agencies retain their traditional authority to fight sex trafficking.
Herring launches Virginia Military and Veteran Legal Resource Guide
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring launched the Virginia Military and Veteran Legal Resource Guide, a new tool to help Virginia servicemembers.
Former Virginia AGs, League of Women Voters challenge gerrymandering
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An amicus brief has been filed in the case backed by OneVirginia2021, a nonpartisan organization seeking redistricting reform in the Commonwealth.
Herring announces ongoing investigation to help address opioid crisis
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Virginia is taking part in an ongoing investigation to evaluate whether manufacturers have engaged in unlawful practices in the marketing and sale of opioids.
Herring asks DeVos to stop delaying student loan forgiveness
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring is asking the federal government to cancel student loan debt for those victimized by Corinthian Colleges.
Herring condemns DOE rollback of student loan servicing reforms
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Attorney General Mark R. Herring is calling out the DOE for abdicating its responsibility to millions of student loan borrowers.
