When New Yorkers purchase a product or service, they expect they are getting a quality product. Sometimes, those expectations fall short and consumers want to make sure they're getting what they ...

The agreement is between the state and attorneys representing health care consumers with chronic illnesses and disabilities.

The independent Brennan Center for Justice at the New York University School of Law ... attorney general’s office is investigating consumer complaints, but those cases have relied on federal ...

Members of the New York City Council are poised to consider two measures on Tuesday that take aim at fraud in the immigration ...

New York Attorney General Letitia James is urging taxpayers to steer clear of tax-related scams as the April 15 filing deadline approaches. She also encouraged eligible New Yorkers to take advantage ...

DailyPay, which offers a product that lets workers collect paychecks faster in exchange for a fee, sued New York Attorney ...

A report by a New York congressman details consumer and employee grievances with UnitedHealth Group’s management of two ...

On April 7, an earned wage access (EWA) provider filed a complaint seeking declaratory relief against the New York Office of the Attorney ...

The complaint also claimed the companies misrepresented their data security practices to consumers, violating New York’s consumer protection laws. The complaint seeks injunctive relief ...

"Agri-Mark has identified the cause and has taken the appropriate internal actions to address it. No other products were affected." ...

In a complaint filed in Manhattan federal court ... The lawsuit seeks a declaration that DailyPay does not violate New York consumer protection and usury laws. Many U.S. states are expected ...