One of the lawsuits accuses Amazon of engaging in deceptive business practices that violate the state’s Consumer Fraud Act by allegedly using design tricks known as dark patterns to keep users from canceling their Amazon Prime subscriptions.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is suing an online giant e-commerce company for alleged “unfair and deceptive” business practices.Mayes announced on Wednesday that her office has sued Amazon in two separate lawsuits,

Attorney General Kris Mayes filed two new lawsuits against Amazon on Wednesday, accusing the online retail giant of illegal practices that make consumers pay more than they should for

Amazon officials are accusing the Arizona Attorney General's Office of having a 'fundamental misunderstanding and mischaracterization' of how the online giant's businesses work, on the same day the AG's Office announced their decision to sue the company.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced two lawsuits against Amazon for allegedly running afoul of state laws. The state has two separate lawsuits against the company, both of which have to do with consumers.

In two lawsuits lodged on the same day, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes accuses the e-commerce giant of violating the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and the Arizona Uniform State Antitrust Act.

The attorney general alleged in two different lawsuits filed May 15 with the Arizona Superior Court in Maricopa County that the world’s largest online retailer violated the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and the Arizona Uniform State Antitrust Act.

AG Mayes announced the lawsuit Wednesday claiming the online giant used unfair and deceptive business practices under the Arizona Consumer Fraud Act and the Arizona Uniform State Antitrust Act.

The attorney general is filing two lawsuits in Arizona against Amazon that accuse the company of unfair business practices.