• What is the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG)?
• Who are NAAG’s members and how is it organized?
• What does an Attorney General do?
• How does one become an Attorney General?
• What are NAAG’s Committees and who is the leadership?
• When does the Association meet?
• What do the Attorneys General do at NAAG meetings?
• Can the public attend NAAG’s meetings?
• Who can register to attend NAAG meetings?
• Are there regional meetings of Attorneys General?
• What do NAAG staff members do?
• Can I file a consumer complaint with NAAG?
• Does NAAG maintain a database of consumer complaints?
• How is NAAG funded?
• What are NAAG’s goals?
• Are you a part of the U.S. Department of Justice?

About NAAG

• The Attorneys General
• About NAAG
• Initiatives
• Projects
• Policy Perspectives
• Press Room

When does the Association meet?

Attorneys General convene formally for NAAG meetings three times a year: a Winter Issues and Management Retreat Meeting for Attorneys General and Chief Deputies only, usually held in December; a Spring Meeting, usually held in March in Washington, D.C.; and a Summer Meeting, usually held in June, both of which are open to the public. NAAG’s Executive Committee selects different locations for the Winter and Summer meetings based upon invitations received from Attorneys General interested in hosting the meetings.