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Bureau: Major InvestigationsLocation: Buffalo, NYDeadline: June 11, 2024
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Bureau: Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU)Location: New York City, NYDeadline: May 25, 2024
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Many are connected with organizations that oppose abortion, contraception, and education about reproductive health. Before doing anything at a facility or sharing any personal information, ask whether abortion services are available. If staff don’t directly answer or give you a vague answer, you may be at a fake abortion facility.If you accidentally go to one of these facilities, the staff will try to talk you out of having an abortion. You are free to leave. You can find a real abortion provider through the resources listed in this brochure. If you are offered “Abortion Pill Reversal,” be advised that this unproven “treatment” has not been accepted by any major medical association, demonstrated safe or effective through clinical trials, or approved by the FDA. 

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The Office of the New York State Attorney General protects tenants, homeowners, condominium (condo) owners, and cooperative (co-op) shareholders. We investigate reports of discrimination, predatory home loans and mortgages, and deed theft. We provide information for tenants about their rights and assist them with complaints about harassment, rent security deposits, illegal evictions, predatory landlords, and discrimination. We also regulate condo and co-op conversions.

 
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March 20, 2024

Attorney General James Reaches $175,000 Settlement with Syracuse Landlord for Failing to Address Lead-Based Paint Hazards

February 9, 2024

Attorney General James Reaches $310,000 Settlement-in-Principle with Syracuse Landlord for Failing to Address Lead-Based Paint Hazards

February 4, 2024

Attorney General James Stops Illegal Housing Discrimination in Westchester County

October 10, 2023

Attorney General James Stops Westchester Real Estate Company from Discriminating Against Low-Income Renters

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Attorney General James Stops Discriminatory Hiring Practices at DoorDash
Moving forward, applicants who are rejected because of their criminal history will receive notifications of their rights under the Fair Chance Act where applicable, including guidance to help applicants determine what sort of information they can send in order to support their application, such as evidence of schooling, job training or counseling, or community involvement, as well as character references.DoorDash will also update its hiring polices to ensure applicants are not discriminated against for their past. These updated policies will be included in a new training program, developed by DoorDash and approved by OAG, for staffers who will be reviewing applications. Within three months after the completion of the new training program, DoorDash will review and reconsider all 2,898 applicants who were rejected, with priority given to the 57 applicants who had submitted appeals. Once all applications have been reviewed, DoorDash will provide OAG with the number of applicants who were ultimately accepted, as well as records supporting the confirmed rejection of any applicants. DoorDash will continue to provide reports on its compliance with the updated hiring policies to OAG for a period of three years."The kind of discrimination which prompted this settlement is exactly why I pushed to pass the Fair Chance Act and Ban the Box in New York City,” said New York City Public Advocate Jumaane D. Williams. “New Yorkers have the right to fair assessment when searching for employment, not be shut out  because of past arrest records or criminal history. That is illegal, immoral and unfair to those seeking employment -- and  disproportionately impacts people of more color. The settlement today shows the significance of this bill when it is practiced, and how it can affect lives by offering a fair chance, often a first real chance. I thank Attorney General James, who supported this bill's passage, for enforcing it through today's landmark action."“The simple existence of one’s criminal record should not be an eternal determinant as to their employability, as well as their ability to provide for their families,” said Queens Borough President Donovan Richards, Jr. “Thank you to Attorney General James for pushing back against companies that exhibit blanket discrimination against hard-working residents with criminal records and for ensuring even more of our neighbors can experience upward mobility.”
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The Health Care Bureau safeguards the rights of health care consumers statewide through investigation of and enforcement actions against insurers, providers, drug companies, and other individuals and entities that engage in fraudulent, misleading, deceptive, or illegal practices in the health care market. The bureau’s health care helpline, which handles over 4,000 individual requests for assistance each year, provides information to New Yorkers and helps patients resolve problems with insurance companies and health care providers, making sure they get access to the health care they are entitled to. The Health Care Bureau also educates New Yorkers about the rights and protections they have available to them under health and consumer protection laws. In addition, the bureau advocates for legislation and policy initiatives to enhance the rights of health care consumers and their ability to access quality, affordable care across the state.

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The Office of the New York State Attorney General protects students and former students from discrimination, abusive student lenders, and for-profit schools that provide substandard education. We investigate lenders and schools that may be operating illegally. If we find a violation of law, we pursue satisfactory outcomes for affected individuals, including restitution or changes in behavior.

 
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Were you a student at Everest Institute Rochester or another Everest campus? If so, you may be eligible to have your federal loans canceled.
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Many consumers have federal student loans issued by the United States Department of Education (DOE). The DOE offers various programs to help consumers with respect to their federal student loans. Consumers can apply for these programs themselves for free.
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CONSUMER ALERT: Attorney General James Provides Tips to Borrowers as Federal Student Loan Payments Resume

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Attorney General James Joins Multistate Supreme Court Brief Supporting Race-Conscious College Admissions Programs

April 27, 2022

Attorney General James Secures Student Debt Relief for Thousands of New Yorkers

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Attorney General James Urges Former Students Deceived by DeVry University to Apply for Federal Loan Discharge

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Attorney General James Secures Settlement Worth $2 Billion from Crypto Firm Genesis Global Capital for Defrauded Victims

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Attorney General James Wins Trial Against Quincy Bioscience for Deceptive and Fraudulent Advertising of “Memory Improvement” Supplement Prevagen

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Attorney General James Stops Ponzi Schemer Targeting Harvard Business School Alumni

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Attorney General James Expands Lawsuit Against Cryptocurrency Company Digital Currency Group For Defrauding Investors

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Every New Yorker has the right to learn without discrimination.  
The Office of the New York State Attorney General promotes equal justice under the law and enforces all New Yorkers’ civil rights, including the right to go to school without experiencing discrimination.  
We investigate claims of education-related discrimination under state, federal, and local laws where there is a “pattern or practice” (including an official or unofficial policy) of discrimination against students.
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We combat systemic discrimination, which is discrimination that has become part of our educational system and affects a significant number of students. We have recently investigated and resolved claims of school districts’  practice of disciplining students differently because of their race, as well as districts’ failures to fully address  bullying and harassment based on sex and race.  
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Attorney General James Reaches Agreement to Address Discrimination, Bullying, and Harassment in Mamaroneck Schools (2023)
Attorney General James Fights to Protect Transgender Students’ Rights (2022)
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
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National, State, and Local Leaders Applaud Attorney General James’ Nation-Leading Efforts to Regulate Cryptocurrency
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.”
“I applaud New York State Attorney General Letitia James for the timely introduction of this legislation to protect New Yorkers from financial harm by establishing a comprehensive regulatory framework for the opaque cryptocurrency market,” said State Senator Kevin Parker. “In the wake of the FTX collapse that tanked the price of Bitcoin to the lowest in years and cost investors over 8 billion, some of whom were New York depositors from Black and brown communities, the cryptocurrency industry must be held to the same macroprudential financial regulations as our traditional financial institutions to ensure accountability and market stability.”
“I strongly support the efforts of Attorney General James to ensure the most robust and meaningful consumer and financial protections for those who use cryptocurrency,” said State Senator Cordell Cleare. “All financial products and instruments must be honest, transparent, and failsafe — this goes double for emerging industries.”
“The failure to properly regulate cryptocurrency poses a real threat to low-income communities and communities of color in this state,” said State Senator Kristen Gonzalez. “I commend the Attorney General’s office for moving forward with legislation to better regulate cryptocurrency, and I look forward to working together to build on these regulations in the future.”
“The proposed bill's measures, including cracking down on conflicts of interest, enhancing transparency, and enforcing strict cybersecurity requirements, will create a level playing field for crypto firms and traditional financial institutions,” said Assemblymember Michaelle Solages.