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Attorney General Rayfield Announces Multiple Medicaid Fraud Enforcement Actions
Cases include grand jury indictments and sentencings against health care and transportation providers accused of defrauding Oregon’s Medicaid program Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a series of recent enforcement actions by Oregon DOJ’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit (MFCU) including two convictions of owners of non-emergency transportation companies and an indictment against a behavioral health care… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Media Release on September 17, 2026
Attorney General Rayfield Delivers Win for Oregon Drivers Trapped in Predatory Auto Loans
Oregon and 40 other states part of $694M settlement with subprime auto lender Credit Acceptance Corporation Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation (CAC), one of the nation’s largest subprime auto lenders, that will deliver $694 million in cash and debt relief to consumers nationwide. Oregon worked with attorneys general from… View ArticlePosted in Media Release on September 17, 2026
Oregon DOJ Launches “Open Door to Government”: a New Resource to Make Government more Transparent and Accessible for Oregonians
New online toolkit offers plain-language guidance on public records, public meetings, AG opinions, AG appointments, and more The Oregon Department of Justice (ODOJ) today launched Open Door to Government, a new online resource designed to help Oregonians better understand how their state government works. The toolkit, housed on a new page under the Attorney General… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Media Release on September 15, 2026
Statement from Attorney General Dan Rayfield on the Supreme Court’s Rejection of Trump’s Election Scheme
Attorney General Dan Rayfield issued the following statement after the U.S. Supreme Court rejected the Trump administration’s push to put new restrictions on mail-in ballots ahead of the November midterms. The Court kept in place a lower court’s ruling that blocked a U.S. Postal Service rule requiring states to meet new ballot design and voter-list… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Lawsuits and Letters, Media Release on September 14, 2026
AG Rayfield: Abbott to Pay Over $384 Million After Selling Taxpayer-Funded Programs Baby Formula Made in Unsafe Conditions
Oregon will get close to $1M from the settlement over powder infant formula and nutritional products Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced today that Abbott Laboratories will pay Oregon $977,558, resolving allegations that it sold powder infant formula and nutritional therapy products made in unsafe manufacturing conditions to federal and state programs, including Medicaid and food… View ArticlePosted in Homepage, Lawsuits and Letters, Media Release on September 14, 2026