News From Attorney General Dan Rayfield's Office
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Attorney General Dan Rayfield Challenges Trump Administration's Funding Cuts to Unemployment System and Fraud Prevention
Attorney General Dan Rayfield is challenging the U.S. Department of Labor's decision to cut off federal funds for improving Oregon’s unemployment insurance system and fraud detection. “If an Oregonian loses their job, they need to be able to navigate the ... more »
Attorney General Rayfield: Advantage Dental to Pay $4.5 Million for Improperly Billing Phone Calls to the Oregon Health Plan
Company treated empty cold calls as legitimate patient care Attorney General Dan Rayfield today announced that Advantage Dental Services, LLC will pay $4.5 million to settle allegations that it improperly billed the Oregon Health Plan, the state’s Medicaid program, for ... more »
Court Sides with Attorney General Rayfield, Allows RealPage Rent-Pricing Case to Move Forward
Judge rejects software company’s attempt to get the case thrown out Attorney General Dan Rayfield’s work to hold RealPage accountable will move forward, after a judge rejected the company’s attempt to throw out a lawsuit accusing it of using software ... more »
Attorney General Rayfield Takes Action to Stop Trump Administration from Gutting Fuel Economy Standards
Rollback would cost drivers nearly $220 billion at the pump Attorney General Dan Rayfield is taking action to stop a new Trump Administration rule that would roll back fuel efficiency standards and let automakers sell less fuel-efficient cars and trucks, ... more »
Attorney General Rayfield Holds Drug Company Accountable for Driving Up Costs of Medications
Companies colluded to increase prices and pad their profits—Oregon consumers may be eligible for money Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield today announced a $400 million settlement with generic drug maker Sandoz over allegations the company conspired to inflate the costs ... more »