Attorney General Ferguson asserts Honda had information indicating the airbags in its vehicles were unsafe, yet failed to warn the public

OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson today announced that automaker Honda must change its corporate practices as a result of an investigation by state attorneys general into Honda’s use of defective, dangerous airbags made by Takata, a now-defunct manufacturer that worked closely with Honda.

CARES Act relief funds for schools intended to benefit all low-income students

Company owns and manages low income housing units in eastern Washington and threatened residents with eviction for unpaid rent

Rule allows liquefied natural gas to be transported on Washington’s railroads, increases risk of catastrophic rail accidents

Unanimous decision denies the Trump Administration’s appeal of a lower court ruling in Washington’s favor

OLYMPIA — Attorney General Bob Ferguson today announced that a panel of judges in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit unanimously ruled that Washington has a right to create laws giving workers at Hanford Nuclear Reservation easier access to the benefits they deserve if they become ill because of their work at Hanford.

Lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court of Eastern Washington includes battleground states of Michigan and Wisconsin; Pennsylvania AG leading separate lawsuit

Ferguson’s document requests under the Freedom of Information Act were made more than 6 months ago

SEATTLE — Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed federal Freedom of Information Act lawsuits today against three agencies involved in the January decision to close the Federal Archives & Records Center in Seattle, sell the building and move the records stored there to facilities more than 1,000 miles away.

Investigation showed the company sold and shipped products into Washington without verifying buyers’ ages

SEATTLE — Attorney General Bob Ferguson issued the following statement today after King County Superior Court Judge Douglass A. North denied Facebook’s attempt to dismiss Ferguson’s campaign finance lawsuit against the multinational social media company:

Courts have unanimously upheld Governor’s authority

OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee and Attorney General Bob Ferguson provided an update today regarding the legal challenges to the governor’s Stay Home, Stay Healthy orders.

The Attorney General’s Office has successfully defended all 17 legal challenges. State and federal courts across Washington have rejected the plaintiff’s requests for emergency relief in many of the cases, and the plaintiffs in several other cases have given up and abandoned their claims.