25 episodes

Welcome to State AG Pulse, presented by Cozen O’Connor’s State AG Group. State AG Pulse is a limited series podcast that leverages our decades of experience to help business leaders navigate the 2022 state AG elections and understand and manage related opportunities and risks.

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Welcome to State AG Pulse, presented by Cozen O’Connor’s State AG Group. State AG Pulse is a limited series podcast that leverages our decades of experience to help business leaders navigate the 2022 state AG elections and understand and manage related opportunities and risks.

    Wrangling Acronyms: SAGs, ORC and AI

    Wrangling Acronyms: SAGs, ORC and AI

    Organized retail crime or ORC is one of the few bipartisan issues that lawmakers at both the federal and state levels agree has no upside for consumers or retailers, and regulators are stepping up. Artificial intelligence or AI, on the other hand, has the potential to do a great deal of good, provided it can be harnessed and regulated appropriately. Listen to Episode 10 of State AG Pulse to hear Lori Kalani, Siran Faulders and Maria Colsey Heard talk about the actions being taken by state AGs in these emerging areas and how businesses can respond.

    • 30 min
    NJ AG Takes on AI-backed Crypto Tool That Claims 1000% Returns

    NJ AG Takes on AI-backed Crypto Tool That Claims 1000% Returns

    In Season 3 of State AG Pulse which will launch in Fall 2023, we’ll be bringing you a new approach to state AG news. Each week we’ll choose one story from our curated summary of the week’s state AG news to explore in greater detail, tease out the key themes and provide new insights into the role of State AGs. In this special sneak preview, Chris Allen and Emily Yu dig into a story from last week’s state AG news about a cryptocurrency scheme that set off flares in state AG world.

    • 13 min
    Iowa: Taking a Commonsense Approach

    Iowa: Taking a Commonsense Approach

    Whether she is preparing to enforce Iowa’s new privacy laws, or working through solutions with businesses in the state, newly-elected Iowa AG Brenna Bird’s philosophy is underpinned by a common sense approach. In conversation with fellow Midwesterner Meghan Stoppel and former Virginia AG Jerry Kilgore, she talks about helping crime victims, recalibrating the office to best serve Iowans, and juggling her busy schedule with the demands of a young family.

    • 27 min
    The Broad Sweep of State AGs’ Antitrust Authority

    The Broad Sweep of State AGs’ Antitrust Authority

    State AGs have a wide range of tools they can use to hold companies accountable. Milton Marquis, Jerry Kilgore and Ann-Marie Luciano explore AGs’ power to prevent anticompetitive business conduct ranging from no-poach agreements and illegal non-competes to collusion and price-fixing.

    • 28 min
    The Age of the Multistate is Here

    The Age of the Multistate is Here

    Attorney General Keith Ellison has counseled Minnesota through a period of dramatic social and economic change in the wake of the pandemic, including the nationwide social justice protests in connection with the shooting of George Floyd by a police officer in May 2020. In conversation with Lori Kalani and Chris Allen, he talks about the demands on his office, his new hires and how he is collaborating with other states in multistate actions and adding resources to better serve the people and businesses of Minnesota.

    • 31 min
    State AGs and Feds: The Dynamics of Influence & Collaboration

    State AGs and Feds: The Dynamics of Influence & Collaboration

    Even when state AGs are not specifically authorized in a particular area, they can still be highly influential on their federal counterparts when it comes to regulation, enforcement, rulemaking and interpretation of statutes. Our team digs into state/federal collaboration: the who, what, why and how.

    • 36 min

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