Attorney general highlights multistate settlements, data‑breach and vaping enforcement as priority revenue sources
Charity Clark described recent consumer-enforcement work — including cases against Blackbaud, Juul and large data-breach settlements — and explained how settlement receipts are used to replenish office spending authority before any legislative transfers.
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Attorney General Charity Clark summarized the attorney general’s recent consumer-enforcement activity to the Senate Appropriations Committee, describing data‑breach, vaping and opioid litigation as key enforcement priorities that produce recoveries to benefit Vermonters.
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