AG: Oregon Media Releases

Oregon Leads Multistate Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Tariffs

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield led 23 states in a lawsuit challenging President Trump's recent tariffs imposed without congressional approval. The lawsuit argues these tariffs unlawfully increase prices on American consumers and businesses, citing Federal Reserve analysis and estimated impacts on Oregon families.

Oregon Leads States in Blocking Trump Tariffs

Oregon, leading 23 other states, filed a motion seeking to block President Trump's tariffs imposed under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. The states argue these tariffs are illegal and increase costs for American consumers and businesses, estimating state governments alone could pay $748 million annually.

Oregon AG Opposes $14B HPE/Juniper Merger Settlement

Oregon Attorney General Rayfield, joined by a coalition of other attorneys general, has filed a court brief opposing the $14 billion merger settlement between Hewlett Packard Enterprises and Juniper Networks. The coalition argues the settlement harms competition, raises prices, and was influenced by improper lobbying.

Oregon AG Names Jose Klein Chief Counsel of Trial Division

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced the appointment of Jose Klein as the new Chief Counsel of the Oregon Department of Justice Trial Division. Klein, a veteran litigator, will begin his new role on July 6, 2026, bringing extensive experience in complex litigation and leadership.