Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell reached a settlement on Tuesday with J.C. Penney Co. and a company that sells discount membership programs following allegations that the two businesses violated the state's 2012 Discount Membership Program Act.
A Texas-based company has agreed to pay more than $160,000 to Vermont consumers who signed up for races and other recreation events on its website as part of a settlement reached by Attorney General William H. Sorrell on Monday.
A Franklin County dairy farm has agreed to pay $40,000 in fines after it allegedly dumped its manure discharge into a local stream, Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell said on Thursday.
Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell recently filed a lawsuit suit against Moretown Landfill Inc. for alleged violating numerous state regulations in operating the Moretown Landfill.
Vermont Attorney General William Sorrell has reached a settlement with Green Tree Servicing, LLC, a residential loan servicing company, to pay $176,750 to the State and $55,250 in restitution to consumers for delayed payment of property taxes and illegal debt collection practices.
A decision was issued in the Vermont Superior Court to resolve allegations against the Republican Governors Association (RGA) and its acceptance of over $2,000 in contributions to the 2010 campaign fund which violated state law.
Lead Concepts Inc. has reached a $90,000 settlement with Vermont Attorney General William Sorrell following allegations that the Texas-based company illegally obtained sales leads from senior citizens in the state between 2010 and 2013.
Attorney General William H. Sorrell reached a $23,000 settlement agreement on Tuesday with a paid fundraiser who allegedly misrepresented itself to Vermont residents and failed to disclose prior legal actions as required by state law.
Intercept Corporation of North Dakota will pay $75,000 to Vermont consumers and $10,000 to the state of Vermont to settle claims that the company violated Vermont consumer protection laws, Attorney General William H. Sorrell announced Thursday.
The state of Vermont will receive $79,878 as part of a national civil settlement with Shire Pharmaceuticals LLC, to resolve complaints of alleged unlawful marketing of five drugs, Attorney General William Sorrell's office announced on Tuesday.
Following an investigation by Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell, dairy farmer Richard M. Nelson agreed on Tuesday to pay $33,000 in civil penalties after allegations that some practices at his farm violated the state’s water pollution laws.
Physicians Toxicology LLC, a Michigan company, has agreed to pay the state of Vermont more than $73,500 after reaching a settlement with Attorney General William H. Sorrell on Thursday over claims that it obtained payments from the Vermont Medicaid program that it was not entitled to for urinalysis drug testing.
Vermont Attorney General William Sorrell entered into a restitution agreement on behalf of the State of Vermont with Merchant Processing Solutions, LLC, d/b/a Payment Systems, for allegedly misrepresenting the cost of its services and failing to provide legally required notices of its right to cancel contracts with the company.
Vermont Attorney General William H. Sorrell said the state will receive $81,708 in restitution and other recoveries as part of a $16.5 million national civil settlement with Omnicare Inc. that resolves allegations that the company offered improper financial incentives to skilled nursing facilities.
Story CopyNote to Andrew: Checked to see if Hazardous Waste Management Rules should be capitalized and found they were more often called "Regulations" and not "Rules."
Story CopyMONTPELIER (Legal Newsline) - Vermont Attorney General William Sorrell announced a $200,000 settlement on Monday with a Texas billing company that allegedly violated a state law meant to protect Vermonters from unauthorized telephone bill charges.
