Fraud Tops Complaint List for First Time; Government Complaints Surge 166% From fraudsters impersonating government agencies to car dealers ignoring warranties, 2025 was a busy year for the Oregon Department of Justice. Oregonians brout 10,179 complaints to the ODOJ’s Consumer... View Article
Oregon DOJ warns of scam demanding upfront payments from workers with pending claims The Oregon Department of Justice (DOJ) is warning Spanish-speaking workers with pending workers’ compensation claims about a scam(BlueSky opens in a new tab/window) making the rounds in... View Article
“Access to reproductive health care – including abortion and contraception – is fundamental. For years, Oregon has been a national leader in protecting that access, and the Reproductive Health Equity Act reflects that commitment by ensuring people can get the... View Article
AG Rayfield argues Trump’s new tariffs go beyond what Congress authorized; asks court to block them Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield issued the following statement after today’s hearing at the Court of International Trade in New York City, challenging tariffs... View Article
Attorney General Dan Rayfield today announced charges against a Portland area behavioral health provider and his business for allegedly stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from Oregon’s Medicaid program. The Oregon Department of Justice’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) also... View Article
As Oregonians raise questions about federal overreach, immigration enforcement, and voting rights protections, Attorney General Dan Rayfield is convening local state leaders in East Multnomah County for a town hall this Wednesday to listen and respond. Attorney General Rayfield will... View Article
The Oregon Department of Justice is reporting early progress in its efforts to assist local law enforcement agencies with complex criminal investigations. Launched in October of 2025, SPIRE — Special Projects: Investigate, Respond, Enforce— embeds ODOJ investigators directly with Washington... View Article
Oregon leads nine-state coalition in filing $10.3 million fee petition showing states will hold the line where federal enforcers won’t Attorney General Dan Rayfield today announced that Oregon is seeking more than $2.25 million in attorneys’ fees and costs from... View Article
Attorney General Dan Rayfield today issued the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Trump v. Barbara, a challenge to President Trump’s executive order redefining who is an American citizen at birth. “Today, the Supreme Court... View Article
“Oregonians have been voting by mail for decades. It’s safe and secure. Even the president does it. Vote by mail increases access to the ballot which is a cornerstone to our democracy, and we’ll use every legal tool available to... View Article
