Washington joins lawsuit to help roughly 1,000 local federal workers from mass firings by Trump
The Washington State Attorney General’s Office has joined a lawsuit against the U.S. Office of Personnel Management and other federal agencies over the Trump administration’s firing of federal employees.
Washington joins lawsuit to stop probationary federal employee cuts
The Washington State Attorney General's Office has joined a lawsuit seeking to block the Trump administration's efforts to terminate probationary federal employees. It anticipates more Washingtonians will lose their positions if the plan moves forward.
The Paparazzi jewelry company is set to pay $1.9 million to avoid a lawsuit over violations of the state Consumer Protection ...
The Washington AG targets local firms accused of exploiting probate for $28 million in scam restitution for affected heirs.
Court halts Trump administration's cuts to NIH research funding as states' attorneys general secure a preliminary injunction.
SEATTLE, Wash.–Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown, alongside 21 attorneys general, secured a nationwide preliminary ...
Washington’s office is the exclusive legal representation for all of the state government and its citizens, Brown said, which covers issues across the board like civil rights, environmental ...
In a filing Wednesday, the Attorney General's Office said the state government believes at least a thousand federal employees in Washington have been terminated as part of President Donald Trump's ...
A sharply divided Supreme Court on Wednesday reinstated a lower-court order for the Trump administration to release frozen ...
Attorney General Nick Brown announced that 7,100 Washington residents who sold jewelry for Paparazzi will soon receive checks ...
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