AZ Attorney General Kris Mayes

Selling tobacco and nicotine products to children is illegal, and my office will not look the other way. We're going after the worst offenders, and we're putting every retailer in Arizona on notice that they must follow the law.

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What the Trump administration appears to be pursuing now is not a legitimate law enforcement inquiry. It is the weaponization of federal law enforcement in service of crackpots and lies.

He spread false stories of election fraud in 2020, and he remains an unrepentant election denier, using his platform as Senate President to legitimize conspiracy theories that Arizona's own courts and law enforcement have thoroughly debunked.

Complaints and allegations submitted to the Arizona Attorney General's Office by members of the public were also unsupported by factual evidence.

Warren Petersen knows all of this. He has known it for years.

In fact, under the direction of my predecessor, Attorney General Mark Brnovich, agents and support staff of the Arizona Attorney General's Office spent over 10,000 hours investigating voting irregularities and alleged instances of illegal voting by high-profile election deniers.

These findings are not in dispute by any credible authority. The election results were certified, litigated, and affirmed.

The 2020 General Election in Arizona has been exhaustively reviewed. Multiple audits, court proceedings, and independent investigations — including those pursued by members of the same political party of the President — found no evidence of fraud sufficient to alter the outcome.

I will not stop fighting illegal monopolies that hurt Arizonans. Ticketmaster has operated above the law for too long, and my office will keep pushing until we restore competition and fairness to the live music industry.

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Trump's latest round of tariffs are just another unlawful attempt to tax Arizona families and businesses without the consent of their elected representatives. I will not stand by as Arizona businesses and consumers are hurt.

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Arizona AG leads nat'l lawsuit vs. Tucson company over billions of robocalls Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joined 47 other states in a lawsuit filed Tuesday against a telecommunications company accused of facilitating billions of illegal robocalls to people on the nation...

We're holding Avid Telecom accountable for allegedly facilitating the relentless barrage of robocalls harassing countless Arizonans.

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Arizona AG sues Temu over alleged illegal data collection, false advertising Arizona’s top prosecutor announced a lawsuit against a China-based online shopping giant Tuesday morning, alleging the platform steals customer data and misleads customers.

We’re taking Temu, the Chinese online shopping platform, to court for unlawful data collection, privacy violations, and counterfeiting Arizona brands.

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Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes sues Uber, saying it misled users Arizona will join a suit alleging Uber misled customers while marketing its subscription service — claims that the company denies in legal filings.

We’re suing Uber for misleading Arizonans about subscriptions and for making it too hard to cancel.

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Protecting Arizona consumers is one of my top priorities as Attorney General. This #ConsumerProtectionWeek, I applaud the dedication of our Consumer Protection staff who work tirelessly for the people of Arizona.

Here are some companies we’re actively litigating against:

When public funds meant for the education of Arizona's children are stolen or misused, there must be accountability. My office will always stand up for the students, families, and taxpayers who deserve their tax dollars being spent appropriately.

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No president is allowed to raise taxes on Americans without the consent of our elected representatives. We stopped Trump’s last illegal tariff regime and we’ll stop this one, too.

AG Mayes files lawsuit to block President Trump's efforts to impose illegal tariffs on consumers and businesses Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing the Trump Administration. Here's what we know.

After being rebuked by the Supreme Court for illegally taxing the American people, Donald Trump threw a temper tantrum and announced another round of illegal tariffs that will hurt Arizonans. We won't stand for it.

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#ConsumerProtectionWeek serves as a reminder that when Arizonans know their rights and stay vigilant, they can protect themselves from scams. Here are the top 5 consumer complaint categories from 2025, as well as tips to keep your money safe.

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YouTube video by Arizona Attorney General's Office Settlement with Weidner Property Management | Attorney General Mayes

Arizona renters deserve a fair and competitive housing market—not one manipulated by secret algorithms and backroom deals. We're not going to give up until we restore transparency and fairness to the rental market.

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Arizona Man Gets 3.25 Years for $2 Million Retail Theft Ring Stretching From Tucson to Phoenix Nicholas Miller was sentenced to 3.25 years after prosecutors say he trafficked about $2M in stolen retail goods.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office will continue working with our law enforcement partners to identify, prosecute, and hold accountable those who profit from this kind of criminal activity.

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Make no mistake—these tariffs are just another unlawful attempt to tax Arizona families and businesses without the consent of their elected representatives and they will drive up prices for every Arizonan.

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We will not tolerate organized retail theft enterprises that steal from our businesses & communities. My office will continue working with our law enforcement partners to hold accountable those who profit from this kind of criminal activity.

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APS rate hike could be cut from 14% to 3%, AG Mayes says Mayes said her office has filed expert testimony with the Arizona Corporation Commission showing that APS's proposed 14% rate increase is unjustified.

APS is asking Arizona families to foot the bill for shareholder profits that far exceed what any reasonable investor requires. This is just corporate greed run amok.

Phoenix furniture business didn't fulfill orders in a timely matter, owes customers $32K Phoenix custom furniture business Urban Wood has agreed to pay almost $32K in restitution for not delivering orders as promised.

Urban Wood – $32,000 settlement for failing to deliver paid-for custom furniture or issue refunds.
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SimonMed must refund Arizona customers faster after AG Mayes' settlement PHOENIX (KVOA) - SimonMed Imaging MSO, LLC, a medical imaging service provider, has agreed to a settlement following an investigation into its billing practices. Attorney General Kris Mayes announced ...

SimonMed – $90,000 settlement to address improper billing and refund practices.

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Arizona AG settles with Hefty parent company - KTAR.com Arizona AG Kris Mayes reached a settlement with the parent company of Hefty after packaging suggested bags were recyclable when they were not.

Reynolds Consumer Products – $212,000 settlement for falsely marketing Hefty® "Recycling" bags as recyclable.

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Choice Home Warranty to pay Arizona $11.8M in consumer fraud case The case, which began in 2019, alleged Choice Home Warranty misled consumers about covered repairs and used catch-all excuses not to pay homeowners.

Choice Home Warranty – $11.8 million settlement resolving allegations the company misrepresented the coverage provided by its warranties.

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Sunrun – $1.25 million settlement over deceptive solar sales practices.

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Arizona, 34 other states reach deal on Kia, Hyundai’s anti-theft failures Arizona and 34 states agreed to a settlement with Hyundai and Kia over the lack of anti-theft technology in their cars.

Hyundai and Kia – $4.5 million multistate settlement over the sale of millions of vehicles lacking standard anti-theft technology.

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Mayes announces $8M settlement with Frontier, Verizon to bolster rural broadband in 2 counties Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced this week that Frontier and Verizon have agreed to spend $8 million across Navajo and Apache counties — home to some of the state’s biggest landbase tribe...

Frontier Communications – $8 million commitment to improve internet service in Navajo and Apache counties after years of unreliable service.

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Protecting Arizona consumers is one of my top priorities as Attorney General. In honor of National #ConsumerProtectionWeek, here are some major wins my office secured for consumers in the past year:

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