Consumer Protection and Antitrust The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) enforces the District's consumer protection and antitrust laws. It brings court actions to stop deceptive, anticompetitive, or unconscionable business practices and to obtain compensation for consumers. Although OAG does not represent individual consumers, it helps consumers and merchants to resolve their disputes. In addition, it uses consumer complaint information to determine whether there is a pattern or practice by a business that warrants investigation or possible legal action by OAG. Complaint Resolution Learn More Consumer Complaint Form Submit a complaint using OAG's online form. DCRA Office of Consumer Protection Contact Office of Consumer Protection if you have a consumer problem with a business in the District. Resolving and Reporting Your Complaint Learn how to resolve your complaint on your own.  Dispute Resolution Find organizations that help consumers resolve disputes with merchants. Price Fixing and Bid Rigging Learn how to identify and report an incident. Consumer Information by Topic  Research useful links to consumer information. Consumer Protection and Antitrust News Room Read press releases and other information on cases filed by the District of Columbia. Complaints Against Businesses View reports of complaints against businesses filed with OAG. Laws and Regulations Read the text of DC consumer statutes and regulations. Consumer Education Websites Find links to government and nonprofit consumer resources.