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. 

Attorney General James at a podium with a group of people and a sign that reads "Protecting restaurant workers"

Attorney General James Secures $440,000 for Denny’s Workers in Western New York

Two Denny’s franchise owners ignored New York wage laws and failed to pay over 1,900 workers who kept these restaurants running through long days and late nights in Western New York.
 
In Buffalo, we announced that my office secured $440,000 for these hardworking employees.

Learn more about Denny's settlement

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Meet AG Letitia James

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

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Attorney General James Fights Back Against Federal Attacks

Since the president took office, my office has filed dozens of lawsuits, protected over $230 billion in taxpayer dollars, and saved more than 225,000 jobs. My office will always fight for New Yorkers.
We delivered 280,000 eggs to City Harvest to help families across New York City.

My office is proud to deliver over 280,000 eggs to City Harvest in Brooklyn to help families across our city.

AG James at a table with Gov Hochul, parents and kids

I joined Governor Hochul at the Brooklyn STEAM Center to announce the final rules for our nation-leading SAFE for Kids Act.

1-800-Flowers buried their terms in fine print and failed to warn consumers they were signing up for automatically renewing subscriptions. We're making 1-800-Flowers pay $375,000 for these deceptive practices.

1-800-Flowers buried their terms in fine print and failed to warn consumers they were signing up for automatically renewing subscriptions. We’re making 1-800-Flowers pay $375,000 for these deceptive practices.