Ferguson File 2016

From a nationally record-setting judgment against a lobbying group hiding the identities of its corporate donors from Washington voters, to exposing a major corporation’s knowledge of the dangers of its products, my office remains hard at work protecting your right to know.

Businesses and individuals that don’t play by the rules in Washington state will pay for breaking the law.

The safety of all Washingtonians is one of my biggest concerns.

It’s been a busy month at the Attorney General’s Office, fighting for you against powerful interests that don’t play by the rules.

The Attorney General’s Office continues to hold powerful interests accountable who don’t play by the rules.

The well-being of Washingtonians topped our agenda in May as the Attorney General’s Office tackled several significant cases and issues impacting community safety and public health.

All Washingtonians were winners last month because of the work of the Attorney General’s Office.

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Our priorities this year address a range of important issues, including preventing youth access to tobacco, fighting fraud, promoting open government and supporting our state’s veterans and military service members.