The **New York Attorney General's Office** is the chief legal and law enforcement entity of New York State, currently led by Letitia James, the 67th Attorney General. The office’s core mission is to protect New Yorkers by combating crime, ensuring public safety, defending civil rights, advocating for workers, safeguarding the environment, and enforcing fair business practices[1]. It acts as the state’s chief lawyer, representing public interests in legal matters, prosecuting civil and some criminal cases, and issuing opinions to state agencies[3]. Historically, the office has been a pivotal legal institution in New York, with notable past attorneys general including Eliot Spitzer and Andrew Cuomo, both of whom went on to become governors[2]. The office dates back to the colonial era, evolving over centuries into a powerful advocate for justice and public welfare in the state. Key achievements under Attorney General Letitia James highlight the office's aggressive stance on corporate accountability and consumer protection. A landmark victory was securing up to **$7.4 billion** from Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family for their role in the opioid crisis, with New York receiving up to $250 million to fund treatment and prevention programs[1]. The office also made DoorDash refund $16.75 million to workers cheated out of tips, exemplifying its commitment to labor rights and fair business practices[1]. The office is organized into specialized bureaus such as the Bureau of Consumer Frauds and Protection, the Bureau of Internet and Technology, and the Investor Protection Bureau. These units address a wide array of issues including online safety, securities fraud under the Martin Act, and government-related fraud, reflecting its broad regulatory and enforcement scope[7]. In the context of business and technology, the office plays a crucial role in regulating emerging online threats, consumer fraud, and corporate misconduct, making it a key player in shaping fair market practices and protecting innovation-driven economies[7]. Its proactive litigation and legislative efforts continue to influence both state and national policie