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The Consumer Protection division obtained a civil judgment against unlicensed contractor John F. Moser III, doing business as J3 Construction, LLC, banning Moser from doing business in the state.

Saturday April 29, 2017, is national prescription drug “Take Back Day.” Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem reminds North Dakota residents who want to know how to safely dispose of unused prescription and over the counter medications that they can turn to the state’s year-round Take Back program.

The University of North Dakota lawfully withheld preliminary designs created by SME, Inc. as protected proprietary and trade secret information. 2017-O-01

The Consumer Protection division sued Wayne Joseph Delorme, Jr., doing business as 3D Home Improvements, for violations of the consumer fraud and contractor licensing laws. Delorme has never had a contractor’s license. 

The DC Circuit Court of Appeals issued a victory for North Dakota today on the Northwest Area Water Supply (NAWS) Project, approving the state’s request to be allowed to begin paper design work of a water treatment plant. 

Earlier this afternoon, President Trump signed an executive order directing the US Environmental Protection Agency and the US Army Corps Engineers to review their rule defining “Waters of the United States” (WOTUS Rule) under the Clean Water Act.

A man fraudulently advertising that he provides moving services has been banned from doing business in North Dakota. Steven Robert Engebos advertises his supposed moving services on Craigslist under various names  including Great Plains Moving and Logistics, Integrity Movers, and IDIS.

The Consumer Protection division sued Glen Robert Collins of West Fargo, ND, doing business as Tri City Building Services and Collins Handyman & Restoration, for violations of the consumer fraud and contractor licensing laws. 

Deanna Perry of Nisland, SD, doing business as Protective Coatings, has been banned from doing business in this state after violating the state’s transient merchant and consumer fraud laws, announced Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem.

Attorney General Wayne Stenehjem today urged immediate compliance with Governor Burgum’s emergency evacuation order of protestors residing on federal land managed by the US Army Corps of Engineers in Morton County, for purposes of environmental cleanup to protect public health and prevent harm to the Missouri River.