Attorneys general in Illinois and the District of Columbia are investigating how the company's blockbuster vaping device became so popular with underage teens.
A vaping industry group sued the U.S. government Wednesday to delay an upcoming review of thousands of e-cigarettes on the market.
The Illinois probe began in the spring. Raoul’s office is not coordinating its investigation with other attorneys general, the official said. Racine’s office, Wiseman wrote, learned from news reports and conversations with community members and other government officials that use of Juul’s products by young teenagers in the district has increased dramatically in recent years.
Lynch’s firm arranged for a meeting in the attorney general’s office last November that included himself, Juul chief administrative officer Ashley Gould, Wiseman and Assistant D.C. Atty. Gen. Brian Caldwell, according to emails obtained through an open records request. Lynch is not registered as a lobbyist in the District of Columbia.
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