What does NYAG stand for?

New York Attorney General

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Appeals Court had blocked New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo from investigating or bringing enforcement action against national banks, which may have been violating fair housing statutes.

Banks Must Obey State Fair Housing Laws, Court Rules

New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo is suing National Home Protection for a deceptive home warranty scheme that allegedly cheated consumers nationwide out of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Cuomo sues National Home Protection for cheating customers

The New York attorney general has been investigating Bank of America and Merrill Lynch since January for not having divulged the troubled takeover deal to stockholders.

Exec says US sought silence on Merrill woes

Attorney Michael Garcia and New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo acknowledged the unique arrangement.

Prosecutors join up to investigate swaps; N.Y. attorney general and ...

The New York Attorney General is authorized to obtain injunctions against violations of the Act, even without proof that any damages have occurred to anyone.

New York Thwarts Dumpster Diving State Enacts Key Privacy And Data ...

By Kevin Murphy Microsoft Corp is to continue its legal offensive against Scott Richter, described as the world's second-largest spammer, despite the fact that Richter has settled a related lawsuit filed by New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer.

Spitzer Settles Richter Spam Suit, Microsoft to Stay on Case

Firms may face criminal charges WASHINGTON - The New York attorney general who began the investigation into mutual-fund trading abuses said Thursday that his office probably would bring criminal charges against some companies in especially egregious cases.

BRIEFCASE SEC ACCUSES DUO OF PILGRIM BAXTER

Suspecting that the company was accepting bets from residents of New York--where gambling is illegal--the New York Attorney General began investigating the company.

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