New York Attorney General

The New York Attorney General alleges that Cash App exposed vulnerable users to rampant fraud. Under a new settlement, Cash App's parent company will pay millions to New York, New Jersey, and other states.

New York Attorney General Letitia James and federal officials settled with three major agricultural companies, requiring them to pay $3.3 million and donate 53.25 million eggs nationwide to address illegal price inflation of eggs.

New York Attorney General Letitia James alleges that Brooklyn landlords concealed rent-stabilized units, leading tenants to pay market rents instead of regulated rates.

A New York appeals court upheld a $4.3 million judgment against former NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre for civil corruption involving the misuse of NRA funds. The court also rejected LaPierre’s claim that a 10-year ban from paid NRA positions violated his First Amendment rights. The NRA Foundation announced plans to split from the NRA and rebrand as the 1791 Foundation.

The New York Attorney General is suing over a deal involving Trump paying a French firm to cancel an offshore wind project. Prosecutors argue a federal judge should overturn the $795 million offshore wind lease cancellation, calling it 'blatantly unlawful.'

New York Attorney General settles with Uphold for $5 million in a first enforcement action against a crypto yield product promoter. The settlement targets a platform promoting someone else's crypto yield product. This is the first New York enforcement action of its kind.

Tether, a $184 billion stablecoin, has never been fully verified despite repeated promises of audits since 2014. Regulators found USDT was only 27.6% fully backed between 2016-2019, with reserves secretly loaned to Bitfinex. In 2026, Tether announced its first audit by a Big Four firm but refused to name the firm.

The New York Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against cryptocurrency exchanges Coinbase and Gemini, alleging violations related to prediction markets. The case highlights regulatory scrutiny of digital asset platforms in the state.

New York Attorney General Letitia James sued Coinbase and Gemini, alleging their prediction markets violate state gambling laws and tax obligations. The lawsuit claims the platforms operate as gambling services under New York law, requiring compliance with state restrictions and taxes.

The New York Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against two unnamed prediction markets, accusing them of operating as illegal gambling platforms. The legal action seeks to enforce state laws prohibiting unlicensed gambling activities.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has filed a lawsuit against Coinbase and Gemini, alleging they illegally offered betting on events through prediction market platforms. The case accuses the companies of enabling unregulated gambling without proper licenses.