VA Attorney General News Releases

Virginia AG Reminds Consumers of Data Privacy Rights Under VCDPA

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones issued a reminder to consumers about their data privacy rights under the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act (VCDPA). The notice highlights consumer rights such as data confirmation, correction, deletion, and opt-out options for targeted advertising and data sales.

State AGs Announce Pharmaceutical Settlements and Lawsuit

Multiple State Attorneys General announced settlements totaling $17.85 million with Lannett and Bausch for alleged price inflation conspiracies. Additionally, a coalition of states filed a new lawsuit against Novartis for similar allegations and asset manipulation. These actions aim to hold pharmaceutical companies accountable and recover funds for consumers.

Virginia AG Announces Price Gouging Protections for Winter Weather

The Virginia Attorney General announced that anti-price gouging statutes are now in effect due to a declared state of emergency for anticipated winter weather. These protections prohibit charging unconscionable prices for essential goods and services following the emergency declaration.

Virginia Rejoins Lawsuit Against EPA Over Polluter Reclassification

Virginia has rejoined a lawsuit against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to block a rule that would allow major polluters to be reclassified as area sources, potentially facing less stringent regulatory requirements. The lawsuit aims to prevent the reclassification which could lead to increased air pollution.

Virginia AG Defends Fair Representation in Virginia Beach

Virginia Attorney General Jay Jones has filed to withdraw his predecessor's support for an inequitable city council representation system in Virginia Beach. This action aims to ensure fair and equitable representation for all residents in local elections.