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Attorney General John M. Formella has joined a national attorneys general settlement with opioid makers Teva Pharmaceuticals and Allergan that would provide $33.3 million to the state of New Hampshire. In total, the settlements would provide up to $6.6 billion nationally and include critical business practice changes and transparency requirements.
The National Weather Service has issued several watches and warnings related to floods and strong winds throughout New Hampshire starting late Thursday night. The New Hampshire Department of Safety’s Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Management (HSEM) urges residents to take action ahead of the storm.
According to court documents and statements made in court, Craig Corriveau knew the elderly victim maintained a checking and savings account and had at least two credit cards.
By law, because of the age of the person involved in the incident, no additional information can be released.
Immigrant leaders and allies will gather in Manchester on Tuesday evening to urge U.S. Senator Maggie Hassan, D-NH, to end her opposition to the lifting of Title 42, and to call on NH’s Congressional Delegation to protect the rights of asylum seekers and to promote humane immigration policies.
Mark E. Butler, 46, of Somersworth, was sentenced to 66 months in federal
prison for distribution and possession of child sexual abuse materials, United States Attorney Jane E. Young announced today.
Attorney General John M. Formella announces a $1.25 million settlement agreement with DMO Auto Acquisitions, LLC (“DMO”) dba Dan O’Brien Kia, to resolve allegations of unfair and deceptive acts or practices committed at the Dan O’Brien Kia dealership in Concord.
New Hampshire Attorney General John M. Formella has been elected Vice President of the National Association of Attorneys General (NAAG), a nonpartisan coalition of the United States’ 56 state and territory Attorneys General.
Members of the media and public are welcome to attend.