Paul L. Singer, Beth Bolen Chun, Abigail Stempson, Andrea deLorimier
Twice a year, state attorneys general consumer protection staff gather to discuss consumer protection issues. Our state attorney general team was at the public sessions, attending and presenting on issues important to AGs. We first heard from NAAG’s Todd Leatherman, Director, Center for Consumer Protection, and Brian Kane, Executive Director, as they explained the changes to the format this year resulting from interest from the public. These conferences are now accepting input from the public on panel topics, and NAAG extended the public’s attendance from half a day to a full day. As Kane put it, part of the benefits of these conferences is “between the panels” allowing people from AG offices and the public to have conversations in person.
