Apartment Rental 101

More than forty (40) million Americans currently rent their homes. U.S. renters tend to earn less and have less wealth than homeowners, but setting policies and identifying enforcement priorities to help renters in need without hurting landlords is complicated.

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2027 Annual Information Technology Seminar

Designed to foster collaboration and innovation, this event offers a unique forum for sharing strategies, challenges, and best practices in technology management within the attorney general office community.

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49 Attorneys General Urge FCC to Strengthen Robocall Mitigation Database

The National Association of Attorneys General announced that a bipartisan coalition of 49 state and territory attorneys general is supporting stronger FCC Know Your Upstream Provider (KYUP) rules to combat illegal robocalls. The proposal would strengthen oversight of voice service providers and help prevent scammers from accessing the U.S. telephone network.

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NAAG/The State Center Northwest Regional Conference

NAAG and Center for State Enforcement of Antitrust and Consumer Protection Laws (“State Center”) are co-sponsoring a Consumer Protection Meeting for the Northwest Region for attorneys, investigators, and consumer protection staff.

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Economic Storytelling with Mary Childs

In complex litigation, being able to explain how complicated markets and economics operate can be vital to presenting a convincing case. Join Mary Childs, journalist, host, and author of The Bond King, for a conversation about how to compellingly explain complex financial topics to a lay audience.

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Consumer Protection 101

Consumer Protection 101 is an introductory-level training course for attorneys and investigators tasked with enforcing consumer protection laws who have two years or less of consumer law-related experience.

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45 State and Territory Attorneys General Press Congress to Protect Kids Online

NAAG sent a letter on behalf of a bipartisan coalition of 45 attorneys general urging congressional leaders to pass the Senate version of the Kids Online Safety Act.

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Rogue AI or Governance Gap? Understanding Recent Agent Breaches

As artificial intelligence transitions from text generation to autonomous “agentic” systems executing complex workflows and calling APIs, security risks are evolving fast.

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Negotiation

Whether you’re negotiating a complex multistate settlement, managing a team project, collaborating with colleagues across divisions, discussing budget priorities, or simply trying to convince your teenager to clean their room, negotiation is a skill that influences nearly every aspect of professional and personal life.

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Fiscal Sponsorship: What Regulators Need to Know

Fiscal sponsorship seems to be more prevalent in the charities space now than ever before, but what exactly is it?

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