North Dakota Attorney General
State Government |
State Executive - Attorney General
600 E Boulevard Ave Dept. 125, Bismarck, ND 58505
Recent News About North Dakota Attorney General
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The North Dakota Powerball winning streak reaches three consecutive draws, as two prizes won big with Powerball six-figure wins!
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Attorney General Drew Wrigley announced that a 21-state coalition including North Dakota persuaded a federal judge to block the most recent example of federal overreach by the Biden Administration.
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Attorney General Drew Wrigley announces that the investigation into the Fargo Police Officer Involved Shooting, from July 14, 2023, is now closed.
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Request: Whether the Board properly denied a request for an executive session recording.
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Request: Whether the Board properly denied a request for a licensed chiropractor’s response to a complaint in a pending discipline case.
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Two North Dakota Powerball players claimed two big prizes totaling $250,000!
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BISMARCK, North Dakota (Legal Newsline) – Purdue Pharma, the nation's leading manufacturer of prescription opioids, including OxyContin, is praising a North Dakota judge's decision earlier this month to affirm his dismissal this spring of the state's case against the company.
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BISMARCK, North Dakota (Legal Newsline) – A North Dakota judge has tossed the state attorney general's claims against Purdue Pharma that blame it for the opioid crisis - a decision that will be appealed.
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A North Dakota county recently declined to pursue a lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, turning down a request for a meeting from five heavyweight law firms based from Texas to Washington D.C.
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BISMARCK — An appellate panel has upheld a $1.3 million award for the state of North Dakota that helps close a seven-year legal battle between the state and Minnesota relating to restrictions on rural electric utilities and energy companies serving the Upper Midwest.
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BISMARCK, N.D. (Legal Newsline) -- Two unlicensed contractors have been banned from doing business in North Dakota, according to the state Attorney General's Office.
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Two men, one a convicted felon, are facing a ban from doing business in North Dakota, according to an announcement from the North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem, who has filed a cease and desist. Chad Peda and Somer Hilleboe, and their business CS Companies, Inc., allegedly were paid to do work that wasn't completed, according to a complaint from a consumer.
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A Texas-based telemarketing company and its subsidiaries have been banned from conducting business in North Dakota after Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem filed a cease and desist order against them on Monday for allegedly violating Do Not Call List laws.
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North Dakota Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem recently initiated an investigation against Vladimir Adolphe and determined he was allegedly operating a business invoice scam through his companies GeneralYellowPages.com and Electronic Media Marketing Group.
