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Attorney General James Fights to Protect Transgender Students’ Rights (2021)
Attorney General James Fights Discrimination Against Transgender Students in Schools
Attorney General James Launches Investigation into Babylon School District Over Allegations of Sexual Abuse and Misconduct
Attorney General James Sues Niagara Wheatfield Central School District for Failing to Protect Students from Sexual Assault
We have also issued joint guidance with the New York State Education Department:
Guidance to school resource officers regarding U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement (ICE) 

To report repeated, illegal education discrimination, you can: 
File a complaint about illegal education discrimination

Call: 212-416-8250 to have a form mailed to you. Then mail us the completed form or fax it to 212-416-6030. 

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Monthly archive | New York State Attorney General
Declaraciones de la Fiscal General James Sobre el Proyecto de Ley ‘Luz Verde’ o “Green Light NY”
June 18, 2019
Fiscal General James Pide al Congreso Tomar Acción Para Proteger la Integridad de las Elecciones en EEUU
June 17, 2019
Attorney General James Applauds Passage Of Bill Protecting Immigrants In The Workplace  
June 17, 2019
Attorney General James Applauds Passage Of The Shield Act   
June 17, 2019
Attorney General James' Statement On Green Light Bill 
June 14, 2019
Fiscal General James Pide al Buró de Protección Financiera del Consumidor (CFPB) Desestimar la Propuesta que Dejaría a los Consumidores Vulnerables a la Discriminación y a Préstamos Injustos
June 14, 2019
Fiscal General James Solicita Cesación Preliminar Contra los Planes de la Administración Trump Para Frenar la Discriminación en la Atención Médica
June 14, 2019
Attorney General James Announces More Than $2.5 Million In Debt Relief For New York Itt Tech Students
June 14, 2019
Attorney General James Urges CFPB To Dismiss Proposed Rule That Leaves Consumers Vulnerable To Discrimination And Unfair Lending 
June 14, 2019
Attorney General James Seeks Preliminary Injunction Against The Trump Administration To Stop Health Care Discrimination

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Social Justice Division | New York State Attorney General
With a staff that includes some 40 lawyers and 10 scientists, the bureau vigorously enforces both the state's and the nation's environmental laws. It also represents the State of New York in legal matters related to the environment.

Environmental Protection Bureau work

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May 24, 2024

Attorney General James and DEC Interim Commissioner Mahar Sue Contractor for Illegal Construction Near Protected Wetlands on Long Island

May 15, 2024

Attorney General James and Governor Hochul Secure $8 Million Judgment Against Saugerties Property Owners for Illegal Pollution

April 22, 2024

On Earth Day 2024, Attorney General James Celebrates Another Year Fighting for New Yorkers and the Environment

April 12, 2024

Attorney General James and Pine Barrens Commission Announce Agreement With Landscaping Supplier for Illegally Destroying Protected Land on Long Island

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Hate Crimes Unit
The Hate Crimes Unit works with the Civil Rights Bureau to investigate bias-based acts of violence or intimidation. The unit can bring civil actions when someone has harmed another person or violated their civil rights because of their race, color, national origin, sex, religion, age, marital status, sexual orientation, gender identity, military status, source of income, or disability. 

Health Care Bureau
The Health Care Bureau assists patients who have problems accessing health care or getting insurance coverage. We investigate businesses that may be operating illegally. If we find that a business is violating the law, we get remedies for New Yorkers, including refunds and changes in behavior. Our Health Care Helpline, which handles over 4,000 requests for assistance each year, helps patients obtain coverage and resolve their problems with insurance companies and health care providers.

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May 6, 2024

Attorney General James Sues Anti-Abortion Group and 11 New York Crisis Pregnancy Centers for Promoting Unproven Abortion Reversal Treatment

May 3, 2024

Attorney General James Secures Over $270 Million Multistate Settlement in Principle with Amneal Pharmaceuticals for Its Role in the Opioid Crisis

April 12, 2024

Attorney General James Secures More Than $1 Million from Northwell Health for Deceptively Advertising COVID-19 Testing Sites

February 22, 2024
Investing & Finance | New York State Attorney General
Attorney General James Proposes Nation-Leading Regulations on Cryptocurrency Industry

May 5, 2023

National, State, and Local Leaders Applaud Attorney General James’ Nation-Leading Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrency

January 19, 2023

Attorney General James and Multistate Coalition Secure $24 Million from Cryptocurrency Platform Nexo for Operating Illegally

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September 18, 2018

Virtual Markets Integrity Initiative Report (2018)

Investor Protection Bureau

The Office of the New York State Attorney General protects investors, businesses, shareholders, and consumers. We also regulate brokers, investment advisors, and commodities professionals to make sure they are following the law. If we find that a business or professional is violating the law, we get remedies for investors and businesses, including monetary compensation.

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The Office of Diversity and Inclusion provides leadership and guidance with respect to all diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility (DEIA) matters within our office.
With the goal of fostering DEIA, in 2020 the Attorney General established the Diversity Committee. The Diversity Committee is made up of 18 members, with two members representing each of the nine divisions at the office. The Diversity Committee works with the office to increase recruitment and hiring of a diverse workforce, enhance employee engagement and retention, and foster inclusion and equity within all aspects of the office.
Attorney General James is committed to providing a diverse, equitable, inclusive, accessible, and respectful environment for all employees and clients of the Office of the New York State Attorney General.

Practice Technologies Group
The Practice Technologies Group (PTG) provides litigation support and discovery services to the attorneys and legal support staff of the Office of the New York State Attorney General. PTG’s offering includes data collection and search consulting, data processing and hosting, analytics and technology-assisted review, review strategy and project management, and trial-presentation services.

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Attorney General James Takes Action to Protect New Yorkers’ Homes and Combat Deed Theft

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Labor Bureau
The Labor Bureau is nationally recognized for its work defending labor standards in low-wage industries by aggressively enforcing worker-protection laws.

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April 1, 2024

Attorney General James and Comptroller Lander Secure Nearly $230,000 for Building Employees Cheated out of Fair Pay

February 16, 2024

Attorney General James Warns Law Firm to Immediately Stop Trying to Profit Off of Uber and Lyft Drivers

February 9, 2024

Attorney General James Takes Action to Protect Workers from Occupational Heat Exposure

January 18, 2024

Attorney General James Joins New York City Uber and Lyft Drivers to Celebrate Historic $328 Million Settlement

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Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office (LEMIO)
The Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office (LEMIO) seeks to protect the safety and civil rights of New Yorkers by preventing and remedying misconduct by law enforcement.

Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office work

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May 10, 2024

2024.5.10 OAG Report 1.1.2023 Binghamton PD Incident

February 20, 2024

Civil Rights Bureau and Law Enforcement Misconduct Investigative Office: A Report on the Saratoga Springs Police Department’s Response to Protests in 2021

December 29, 2023

75(3) Report – Tonawanda City PD – R Clontz

December 29, 2023

LEMIO 2023 Annual Report Pursuant to Executive Law Section 75

Real Estate Finance Bureau
The Attorney General is responsible for the regulation of public offerings of real estate securities in or from New York pursuant to Article 23-A of the New York General Business Law. This includes the regulation of the offer of syndications and cooperative interests in realty, such as cooperatives, condominiums, timeshares, homeowners associations, and senior living communities. The Attorney General also regulates the conversion of rental buildings to condominiums and cooperatives and the initial offer of certain affordable housing developments. The Attorney General also ensures that all broker-dealers of real estate securities register with the Attorney General.
National, State, and Local Leaders Applaud Attorney General James’ Nation-Leading Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrency
Thank you, Madam Attorney General, for having the foresight and tenacity to recognize what must be done to protect public interest.”
“After multiple mega-crashes of crypto currencies, markets, and banks over the past year which cost thousands upon thousands of individuals and families their savings, it is more clear than ever that we need better regulation and oversight across the industry, and we need it now,” said Assemblymember Alex Bores. “I applaud the Attorney General for taking action to protect New Yorkers and to provide more transparency across the crypto industry.”
“I commend our Attorney General Letitia James for her dogged efforts to crack down on unregistered crypto platforms,” said Assemblymember Rebecca Seawright. “Her work is not only protecting New York investors from deceptive practices and misconduct; it is leveling the playing field by eliminating conflicts of interest and increasing transparency. New Yorkers and their hard-earned investments must be safeguarded in the new and changing virtual assets market.”
“Attorney General James has crafted groundbreaking legislation to protect consumers considering investment in cryptocurrency transactions,” said Assemblymember Steve Otis. “The Attorney General’s proposal would increase transparency, address conflicts of interest, require needed disclosures, improve accountability, and impose cybersecurity requirements to protect those investing or offering cryptocurrency products. To protect consumers and our economy, it is important that legislatures across the country keep pace with changes in finance, technology, and the law. Attorney General James’ legislation builds on New York’s strong regulatory framework with new tools that will be a model for other states.”
“As the digital asset space continues to grow and evolve, it is critical that we establish a legal framework that provides clarity and consumer protection while promoting innovation,” said Assemblymember Anna Kelles. “Attorney General James’ proposed bill does just that by requiring digital asset brokers, marketplaces, investment advisers, and issuers to obtain a license from the Department of Financial Services and comply with reporting requirements. By doing so, we can ensure transparency in cryptocurrencies and related blockchain technologies providing consumers with the protections they deserve.
National, State, and Local Leaders Applaud Attorney General James’ Nation-Leading Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrency
“As the financial capital of the world, New York must lead these efforts. I applaud Attorney General James for taking decisive action to protect the public.”
“The lack of transparency plaguing the crypto industry causes immense harm to countless investors, especially low-income New Yorkers and people of color who carry a disproportionate share of the losses,” said New York City Comptroller Brad Lander. “We cannot let the crypto industry operate without a basic infrastructure for accountability. With this bill, Attorney General Letitia James is addressing the urgency for greater oversight of the crypto industry and building a legal framework to protect New Yorkers and the economy from predatory companies.”
“Thank you, Attorney General James, for taking steps to bring greater oversight to the crypto industry by proposing legislation to establish comprehensive regulations in New York,” said State Senator Kevin Thomas. “By raising the bar for this rapidly evolving market, we can ensure that consumers and their investments are secure in this space. We are grateful for your commitment to safeguarding the interests of New York consumers by pushing for fair and transparent practices.”
“As the cryptocurrency industry grows and captures the interest of investors across the state, it is imperative that our constituents are appropriately safeguarded against the threats at hand,” said State Senator James Sanders Jr. “As the Chairman of the Committee on Banks in the New York State Senate, it is no mystery to me that regulated financial markets are essential to avoid consumer fraud and conflicts of interest. Furthermore, with people of color investing in the crypto market at higher rates, the potential for financial harm is greater amongst communities of color. This simple fact calls for a framework to be established which promotes transparency and protections for crypto investors, similar to those which exist for other financial institutions. Only then will our residents be equipped to make fully informed and leveled financial decisions. Therefore, I believe the Crypto Regulation, Protection, Transparency, and Oversight (CRPTO) Act as proposed by the New York State Office of the Attorney General (OAG) in collaboration with the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) will prove to be beneficial for our communities as it will shield even the most vulnerable investors from financial exploitation.”
Offering Plan Database | New York State Attorney General
(20) Effectiveness amendment
(40) Rescission Offer Included
(52) New Form M-10 Included
(71) Schedule B - Budget with Certification Included
(72) Budget without Certification Included
(73) Financial Statement Included - _____ year/s
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(90) Post-Closing and Sponsor Financial Disclosures Included
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In addition, we have now posted offering plans and amendments to the database for some plan IDs. If the offering plan or amendments associated with a particular plan ID have been posted to the database, they will appear on a “documents” tab (to the right of the “stat card” tab), where they can be downloaded. If no documents are available, the “documents” tab will not appear.  Additional documents will be posted on an ongoing basis as they are prepared for posting. If the documents you are seeking have not yet been posted to the database, you may request copies of offering plans or amendments pursuant to the New York Freedom of Information Law (FOIL).
 

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