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Oregon Attorney General to host town hall over DOGE federal firings, funding freeze
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield is joining two other attorneys general hosting a town hall to hear how community members ...
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Oregon AG secures $9.25M settlement with AbbVie and Besins
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield has announced a $9.25 million settlement with pharmaceutical companies AbbVie and Besins ...
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Oregon AG Rayfield urges Congress to pass legislation against ‘retail crime epidemic’
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield is joining a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general calling on Congress to take ...
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Oregon AG securesches $9.25 million settlement against 2 drug firms in testosterone replacement gel monopoly
In what he called a groundbreaking case, Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said Friday he has reached a settlement ...
Oregon DA announces $9M settlement with 2 pharmaceutical companies
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a groundbreaking $9.2 million settlement with two pharmaceutical companies.
Oregon secures $9.25M settlement over testosterone gel monopoly
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a $9.25 million settlement with pharmaceutical companies AbbVie and Besins over an alleged monopoly.
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Oregon DA announces $9M settlement with 2 pharmaceutical companies
SALEM Ore. (KPTV) - Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield announced a groundbreaking $9.2 million settlement with two pharmaceutical companies. Abbvie and Besins are accused of monopolizing ...
Hearing set for Oregon law to compensate wrongfully convicted
Lawmakers, advocates and exonerees say implementation of a 2022 bill meant to compensate the wrongfully convicted has failed.
Oregon AG secures $9.25M settlement against pharmaceutical giants
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield secured a $9.25 million settlement from AbbVie and Besins in a landmark case.
Oregon’s automatic voter registration resumes after DMV errors
The motor voter program was paused after state officials learned more than 1,600 people who might not have been U.S. citizens were wrongly registered to vote in Oregon.