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Attorney General Brown announces charges against the owner and property manager of Heather Hill apartments in Prince George's County for unfair, deceptive, and abusive trade practices. .
Attorney General Brown attended the Attorney General Alliance (AGA) meeting in South Dakota, and made a quick stop to visit Mount Rushmore. .
Attorney General Brown and Public Defender Natasha Dartigue led the latest Maryland Equitable Justice Collaborative (MEJC) meeting, in which recommendations for improving Maryland's penal system were discussed. .
Attorney General Brown visited Turnaround Tuesday, a group dedicated to preparing, training, and connecting unemployed, and underemployed, citizens to living wage jobs. .
Attorney General Brown visited the Department of Education across three locations to see their efforts, including those in rehabilitation services, child care, and school safety. .
Attorney General Brown was joined by Gov. Moore and Lt. Gov. Miller as they formally announced the state's lawsuit against the owners and managers of the M/V DALI stemming the crash that destroyed the Francis Scott Key Bridge, causing significant harm to Maryland and its residents. .

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Please click here for more information, including our guide on identifying and reporting voter intimidation at the polls:
https://www.marylandattorneygeneral.gov/Pages/votingFAQ.aspx.

Consumer and Health Billing Issues

Marylanders who need assistance with consumer or health billing issues can reach us by phone or email. Our hotlines are open 10 am to 2 pm Monday through Friday, except holidays.

410-528-8662 (Consumer)
410-528-1840 (Health)

You can reach us by email at heau@oag.state.md.us (health care/insurance billing) or consumer@oag.state.md.us (business complaints), or file a complaint through our website by selecting the “Consumer Complaints" button near the top left of this page.

On June 4, 2024, Attorney General Brown announced the new portal to help the people of Maryland report incidents of hate. This new portal contains information on the work the Office of the Attorney General is doing to combat hate, a brand-new online reporting form, resources for anyone who has been impacted, a calendar of events, what the Commission on Hate Crime Response and Prevention is doing, and more. The new portal and reporting form are meant to be resources to anyone impacted by hate in Maryland to help them assess what they need to do after experiencing or witnessing an incident. This portal supplements the Office of the Attorney General’s Hate Crimes Hotline (1-866-481-8361) and can be found at nohomeforhate.md.gov.

Redacted Report on Child Sexual Abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore

On September 26, 2023 Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown released a revised interim Attorney General’s Report on Child Sexual Abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.

The revised interim release, as authorized by the August 16, 2023 Order of the Circuit Court for Baltimore City, removes some redactions that the court had previously ordered in this Office’s initial interim release on April 2023.

By order of the Circuit Court, some information in today’s revised interim release remains redacted while certain individuals named in the report appeal the Court’s August 2023 ruling authorizing the disclosure of their identities. Those appeals are ongoing. Depending on the outcome of those appeals, the Office may release a further version of the report at a later time.

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