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December 10, 2009 More people than ever are looking for jobs, creating a target rich environment for criminals who have dusted off the "job placement scam." Full Article at Consumer Affairs
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Authorities say a text message scam is targeting Ohioans who receive unemployment benefits. Full Article at Huffington Post
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tool goes here COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Authorities say a text message scam is targeting Ohioans who receive unemployment benefits. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat
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Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray has been in the job for less than a year, but he already is making a name for himself. He has filed multiple lawsuits against major Wall Street financial players. Full Article at NPR
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Ohioans should be outraged that Attorney General Richard Cordray is using our hard-earned tax dollars to defend three political hacks who invaded the privacy of an Ohio resident and then lost their state jobs because of it. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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COLUMBUS -- It turns out that you aren't the only one who might get sick from H1N1 flu. Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray warns that a scam playing of fears of the virus is spreading a computer virus that could lead to identify theft. Full Article at WLWT Cincinnati
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COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Scammers have disguised a new computer virus as a link to a state vaccination H1N1 program, Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray said. Full Article at WHIO Dayton
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Connecticut plans to join Ohio in suing credit-rating companies for “negligent, reckless and incompetent work” in grading debt purchased by state pension funds, according to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal. Full Article at Worcester Telegram & Gazette
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Nov. 25 (Bloomberg) -- Connecticut plans to join Ohio in suing credit-rating companies for “negligent, reckless and incompetent work” in grading debt purchased by state pension funds, according to Attorney General Richard Blumenthal. Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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• State Attorney General Richard Cordray filed suit in federal court against the three major credit-rating agencies -- Standard & Poor's, Moody's Investors Service and Fitch Ratings -- charging them with misleading investors and violating state... Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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The case could test whether the agencies’ ratings are constitutionally protected as a form of free speech. Full Article at Gainesville Sun
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The three major credit-rating agencies benefited from giving better-than-warranted grades to risky mortgage-backed securities, a practice that cost five Ohio retirement funds at least $457 million, state officials said yesterday. Full Article at Columbus Dispatch
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From Bloomberg News Trustees of the $6.8 billion pension fund for Missouri public employees, which lost almost $2 billion in 2008, voted to consider lawsuits seeking damages if they suffer future investment losses. Full Article at KansasCity.com
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A.G. Richard Cordray says reckless business practices resulted in five Ohio pension funds losing hundreds of millions of dollars. Full Article at WCPN
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November 19, 2009 The fallout from last year's credit collapse continues as another state has sued the nation's credit agencies, accusing them of misleading investors. Full Article at Consumer Affairs
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline)- The Ohio's attorney general sued the nation's three major Wall Street credit-ratings agencies Friday, alleging that they provided inflated ratings to mortgage-backed securities. Full Article at Legal NewsLine
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Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray is taking on the nation’s top three credit raters, alleging they inflated ratings on troubled mortgage-backed securities that wound up losing state pension funds $457 million when the housing market... Full Article at Cincinnati Business Courier
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Nov. 20 (Bloomberg) -- Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s Corp. and Fitch Inc. were sued by Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray, who said the three companies disregarded their responsibility to provide “accurate credit ratings of investments.” “The rating... Full Article at Bloomberg.com
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The official, Richard Cordray, filed the lawsuit in United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio on behalf of five Ohio funds that assert they lost more than $457 million because of “false and misleading ratings” of mortgage-backed... Full Article at Dealbook
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The official, Richard Cordray, filed the lawsuit in United States District Court for the Southern District of Ohio on behalf of five Ohio funds that claim they lost more than $457 million because of “false and misleading ratings” of mortgage-backed... Full Article at The New York Times
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For far too long there has been little to no accountability for those who take advantage of the dire circumstances of home foreclosure ... The acts of some mortgage servicers have gone beyond the point of being negligent — they have become predatory financial practices and in Ohio, they won’t be tolerat...
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The credit-rating agencies sold out -- and sold out Ohio residents ... They traded in their objectivity in exchange for massive profits.
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The rating agencies were central players in causing the worst economic crisis in Ohio since the Great Depression
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The rating agencies' total disregard for the life's work of ordinary Ohioans caused the collapse of our housing and credit markets and is at the heart of what's wrong with Wall Street today
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According to preliminary estimates, the improper ratings cost the Ohio Funds losses in excess of $457 million
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Too many residents in Ohio are losing thousands of dollars and their homes to scam artists who make big promises and then do little or nothing to help them save their homes ... Anyone can be a victim and the people of Ohio need to know what resources are available to them.
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Too many residents in Ohio are losing thousands of dollars and their homes to scam artists who make big promises and then do little or nothing to help them save their homes ... Anyone can be a victim and the people of Ohio need to know what resources are available to them.
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Through violations of securities laws, Marsh harmed the investments and retirement benefits of workers in Ohio and across the country ... This massive fraud was built on unethical and illegal practices and violated the best interests of clients and shareholders alike.
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Promises were made by businesses and organizations to create and save jobs in Ohio, and those promises must be kept
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We will join with others in arguing that the Court should hold that the people's Second Amendment right to keep and bear arms is fundamental and cannot be denied by state and local governments.
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This is part of a concerted and committed effort in the Ohio attorney general's office to hold Wall Street accountable ... The amount of shareholder value affected negatively here is about as great as has been alleged in any case ever.
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