Coronavirus (COVID-19)

The Attorney General’s Office is committed to protecting Arizona and its citizens. Our offices remain open to the public, but due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) public health emergency, we encourage you to contact our office by phone or email whenever possible.

For a list of contacts, go to https://www.azag.gov/contact-us

If you need to file a complaint, please visit our online forms using the links below.
Criminal Complaint https://gateway-sis.azag.gov/PublicComplaint/begin.aspx
Civil Rights Complaint https://www.azag.gov/complaints/civil-rights
Consumer Complaint https://www.azag.gov/complaints/consumer
 

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The Attorney General’s Office has received numerous complaints from Arizonans citing unemployment fraud

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“This consent judgment is another step towards holding Insys Therapeutic accountable for their egregious conduct.” –AG Brnovich

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COVID-19 Scams

Fraudsters are Using COVID-19 to Take Advantage of AZ Consumers
This webpage is provided to help you recognize and avoid COVID-19 scams ad frauds.

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Lawsuit Filed Against Google Over Location Tracking

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Numerous amicus briefs filed in support of Supreme Court case to uphold election integrity

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Free Educational Webinars Now Available

Keep your loved ones safe and stay up-to-date on important crime prevention information from the safety of your home.

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Arizona Fraud Squad

Are you a victim of consumer fraud? You report it. We fight it!

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Taskforce Against Senior Abuse

Learn more about how you can protect Arizona’s seniors or if you believe you or someone you know has been the victim of abuse.

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Senior Scam Alert Series

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AG Brnovich Announces Former CEO of Insys Will Pay $2 Million For Role in Opioid Scheme

 

PHOENIX — Attorney General Mark Brnovich today announced the former CEO of Insys Therapeutics, Michael Babich, will pay at least $2…

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