Walgreens, along with Walmart earlier, have agreed to court-ordered injunctive relief that requires the pharmacies to monitor, report, and share data about suspicious activity related to opioid prescriptions. This court-ordered…
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For Immediate Release: Friday, July 31, 2020 Contact: Laura Brewer (919) 716-6484 (RALEIGH) Attorney General Josh Stein today released the attached guidance for North Carolinians who are struggling financially as…
victim compensation, discretionary grant awards, victim specialists in U.S. Attorney’s Offices and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, and the federal victim notification system. 2024 VOCA funding for crime victims service…
for help reapplying. This FAQ from the program may also be helpful: https://www.rebuild.nc.gov/media/1746/open. While the North Carolina Department of Justice cannot process most evictions-related requests or questions related to the…
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federal court sided with North Carolina and the other states, ruling that the DOE must reinstate the rule. Also in October, Attorney General Stein and 20 other attorneys general called…
Release date: 11/15/2018 (RALEIGH) Attorney General Josh Stein today announced that he has reached a settlement with Atrium Health as a result of the antitrust lawsuit the North Carolina Department…
can prove that the school committed fraud, misrepresented its educational services, or otherwise violated state law related to your loans. Find more information on this option for Corinthian borrowers from…
can try to transfer your ITT credits to a different school. You’ll need to get your student records and transcript from ITT. Find out how to obtain your transcript. Contact…
2018, Attorney General Stein brought seven lawsuits against 22 defendants under North Carolina’s price gouging statute. He has obtained eight judgments against 17 defendants, including a $274,000 settlement that was…