State and local law enforcement officials are asking the public for leads again as the one year anniversary of a Kalispell woman’s disappearance woman nears. Last November, the Montana Department of Justice and the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office sought information in the case of Nicole Waller,...
Today, Motor Vehicle Division Administrator Brenda Nordlund at the Montana Department of Justice announced that five new Montana specialty license plates and four redesigned specialty plates were released for sale. The plates can be ordered from county treasurer offices. "Specialty plates like these give vehicle owners...
The Montana Department of Justice is seeking applications for membership to the Tow Truck Complaint Resolution Committee from a representative of the commercial motor carrier industry. The Tow Truck Complaint Resolution Committee is made up of six representatives: Two members from the tow truck industry, one...
In February, Attorney General Tim Fox announced that Traci Shinabarger has been hired to develop and implement the State’s new Child and Family Ombudsman Program. The program was created when the 2013 Legislature passed House Bill 76, which directed the Montana Department of Justice to establish the Child and Family Ombudsman Office.
Attorney General Tim Fox announced today that Montana has joined with other states and the federal government in a global settlement with CareFusion, a manufacturer of medical and surgical supplies and medical devices, to resolve civil allegations of unlawful marketing practices and the payment of kickbacks aimed at promoting sales of CareFusion’s surgical preparation solution, Chloraprep.
Attorney General Tim Fox announced today that Town Pump has joined with the Montana Department of Justice to help raise awareness of human trafficking in the state. Beginning this month, all Town Pump convenience stores and casinos will display the poster created by the Montana Department of Justice as a requirement of HB 488.
Attorney General Fox today urged all Montana residents who shop at Target stores to take advantage of one year of free credit monitoring being offered by the retail company in the wake of the massive data breach announced last month.
Veterans now have the option of adding a “Veteran” designation to the front of their driver licenses or identification cards as of January 1, the Montana Department of Justice and the Montana Veterans Affairs Division announced today.
After an announcement by Target that approximately 40 million customers using payment cards at its United States stores between November 27 — December 15 were affected by a data breach, Attorney General Tim Fox cautions Montana consumers to watch for fraudulent charges on their credit and debit card statements, as well as for scams purporting to help consumers.
Ocwen Financial Corporation of Atlanta, Georgia, and its subsidiary, Ocwen Loan Servicing, have agreed to a $2.1 billion dollar joint state-federal settlement with Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, 48 additional states and the District of Columbia, and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).