Letitia James is the 67th Attorney General of the state of New York. Letitia is the chief lawyer and law enforcement officer of the state of New York. 

AG James at a podium with a group of people behind her

Attorney General James stops sale of gun accessory that aided Buffalo shooter

Mean Arms’ easily removable magazine lock allowed the Buffalo shooter to convert his rifle into an illegal assault weapon. Mean Arms will pay $1.75 million to impacted and injured individuals and are permanently banned from selling their magazine lock in New York.

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Opioids settlements

New York Attorney General Letitia James has reached settlements totaling over $3 billion with companies involved in manufacturing, distributing, and selling opioids. 

Meet AG Letitia James

Letitia James is the 67th Attorney General for the state of New York.

Protecting access to reproductive health care

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Areas of interest

Civil rights
Consumer issues
Lemon Law program
Tenants
Voting Rights Act

About the Office

The Office of the New York State Attorney General works to protect New Yorkers, combats crime, ensures public safety, defends civil rights, fights for workers, safeguards our environment, and more.

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AG James at a podium with people behind her

I joined legislators in Albany to call for the passage of the One Fair Price Package. This package of legislation would ban surveillance pricing that uses personal data to set different prices for consumers online and in stores.
The Wall Street Journal: Eight States Sue to Block $6.2 Billion Nexstar Tegna Merger

Nexstar’s illegal merger with Tegna would hurt local news and raise fees for cable customers. I’m suing to stop it.
AG James at a podium with people behind her

I was in Newburgh to announce a lawsuit against the landlords of the Kenney apartment complex. We’re suing to force the repairs of these apartments and get these New Yorkers justice for the pain they’ve had to endure.

USA Today: Gateway tunnel work to resume after Trump DOT ordered to release funds

We protected funding for the Gateway Program’s Hudson Tunnel Project and the good-paying union jobs that come with it.