GA Consumer Protection Press Releases

Georgia Leads Multistate Settlement with Hyundai, Kia Over Anti-Theft Technology

Georgia, along with 35 other states, has reached a settlement with Hyundai and Kia regarding vehicles sold without adequate anti-theft technology. The agreement requires the automakers to offer free hardware fixes and up to $4.5 million in restitution to affected consumers.

Georgia AG Announces $150M Settlement with Mercedes-Benz Over Emissions Defeat Devices

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr announced a $149.67 million settlement with Mercedes-Benz USA and Daimler AG for using illegal emissions defeat devices in over 211,000 diesel vehicles. The settlement includes immediate payments to states and a consumer relief program.

GA AG Warns of Price Gouging and Scams During Winter Storm

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has issued a warning to consumers regarding potential price gouging and scams in anticipation of a winter storm. The notice reminds citizens that a State of Emergency has been declared, invoking price gouging protections until January 29, 2026, and provides tips to avoid storm-related fraud.

Georgia AG Investigates Roblox for Child Exploitation Risks

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr has launched an investigation into Roblox, citing concerns over child exploitation risks on the platform. The investigation seeks information on child safety measures, abuse reports, and moderation capabilities under state consumer protection laws.

GA Attorney General Secures Over $50 Million for Consumers and Taxpayers

Georgia Attorney General Chris Carr's office announced it secured over $50 million for consumers and taxpayers in the past year through enforcement actions. These actions included terminating predatory contracts, shutting down a deceptive charity scheme, and penalizing price gougers. The office also highlighted its consumer education efforts.