Arkansas will receive $453,754 as part of a $45 million multistate settlement with Block, Inc., the parent company of the popular mobile payment platform Cash App, Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Thursday.
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Attorney General Tim Griffin Announces Senior Staff Changes, Ben Gilmore Named Senior Advisor
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has announced several leadership changes within the Office of the Attorney General, including the appointment of State Senator Ben Gilmore as Senior Advisor effective July 1.
Arkansas Attorney General Sues Roblox And Discord Over Child Safety Allegations
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin has filed a lawsuit against Roblox Corporation and Discord Inc., alleging the companies knowingly profited while…
Little Rock Woman Arrested Following $12,000 Retail Theft Investigation
Attorney General Tim Griffin Announces Arrest Following Retail Theft Investigation in Little Rock Tim Griffin announced the arrest of a Little Rock wo…
Arkansas Attorney General Announces $5.5 Million Family Dollar Settlement Over Rat Infestation
Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Thursday that Arkansas has reached a $5.5 million settlement with Family Dollar and Dollar Tree entities follow…
Arkansas to Receive $44.5 Million from $7.4 Billion Purdue Pharma Settlement
Arkansas will receive an estimated $44.5 million as part of a $7.4 billion nationwide settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family, according to Attorney General Tim Griffin.
Arkansas Attorney General Certifies Act 934 of 2025 Banning Intoxicating Hemp Products
Tim Griffin has officially certified Act 934 of 2025, expanding Arkansas law to further restrict the sale and distribution of intoxicating hemp-derived products.
Attorney General Tim Griffin Launches One Pill Can Kill Initiative at UCA in Conway Arkansas
Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin joined leaders at the University of Central Arkansas to officially launch the One Pill Can Kill initiative, expa…
Arkansas Attorney General Lawsuits Gain Momentum After Meta and YouTube $6 Million Verdict
A landmark $6 million California jury verdict against Meta Platforms and YouTube is drawing increased attention in Arkansas, where legal action against social media companies is already underway.
