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Attorney General
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550 High St, Jackson, MS 39201, United States
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About Attorney General
Attorney General Lynn Fitch serves as Mississippi's 40th Attorney General, and the first woman to hold the position. She was sworn into office on January 9, 2020, and re-elected for her second term in 2023. General Fitch brings over 35 years of legal experience, accumulated through both private practice and public service. Before becoming Attorney General, she served as Mississippi's elected State Treasurer for eight years and held roles as Executive Director of the Mississippi State Personnel Board and Deputy Executive Director at the Mississippi Department of Employment Security.
As the chief legal officer and advisor for the State of Mississippi, the Attorney General's Office handles both civil and criminal matters. Its responsibilities include representing public officials and government agencies, issuing legal opinions that interpret State law, and acting as counsel to State agencies. The office holds the sole power under Mississippi law to initiate or defend lawsuits on behalf of the State, and is charged with representing the people of Mississippi. The work of the office is structured through various divisions, including Civil Litigation, Consumer Protection, Criminal Appeals, Cyber Crime, and Public Integrity.
From the firm’s website
- Attorneys
- Lynn Fitch — Attorney General
- Services listed
- Civil Litigation, Consumer Protection, Criminal Appeals, Cyber Crime, Public Integrity
- Offices
- 550 High Street, Jackson MS 39201
- Awards & recognition
- 100 most influential people in the world
- Worthy 100
- Mississippi's Most Influential
- Outstanding Woman Lawyer of 2012
- Woman Trailblazer by the Mississippi Bar Association
- Mississippi Business Journal Leader in Finance in 2016
- 2015 Honoree of the Women in Government Leadership Program by Governing Magazine
Source: ago.state.ms.us · checked October 11, 2026. Lawyers Near Me hasn’t independently verified these details.
Hours of Operation
- Monday
- 8 am–5 pm
- Tuesday
- 8 am–5 pm
- Wednesday
- 8 am–5 pm
- Thursday
- 8 am–5 pm
- Friday
- 8 am–5 pm
- Saturday
- Closed
- Sunday
- Closed
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Attorney General — Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Attorney General located?+
Attorney General is located at 550 High St, Jackson, MS 39201, United States. Use the "Get Directions" link on this page to navigate there.
What kind of cases does Attorney General handle?+
Attorney General handles Civil Litigation, Criminal Defense. Confirm that they cover your specific legal matter during your first consultation.
How do I contact Attorney General?+
Call Attorney General at +1 601-359-3680 or visit their website. Many firms offer a free or low-cost initial consultation.
Is Attorney General well rated?+
Attorney General has a 1.7-star rating based on 42 Google reviews. Ratings are sourced from Google and shown for reference.
Client Reviews
8 reviews- Clyde G· via Google
I contacted HUD and they said that I needed to talk to the Attorney General office for information on tenants rights being violated. I called the number and as expected was basically shutdown. Told to go to a website for vague information to get help. As I explained to them that it was more detailed then what an Act would say. They wouldn't even hear what I had to say. Then basically told me tough luck and had no help. Just another classic situation of how garbage the politicians and government in Mississippi are.
8 years ago - Stan Thornton· via Google
No DIRECT CONTACT phone number for the Solicitor General's Office!!!!!
6 months ago - Ed Haynes· via Google
I've tried my best to get an opinion from the Attorney General's office based on current law are golf carts allowable vehicles on public roads since they don't meet state requirements for safety items, tags, and state required insurance, and most have stickers/tags attached starting "Not For Highway Use". For whatever reason they continue to ignore my request. Another one of those I will just turn my head and maybe it will go away.
5 years ago - Von· via Google
After Lynn Fitch took over. The Mississippi Attorney General Office has turned into a big fat nothing. No serious work is getting done. Just folks taking pictures. I thought women were more honest and had more passion about serving. This office was one of the best ran state government offices and not it is one of the worst ran. BRING BACK JIM HOOD. At least he brought money to the state and he locked up people! Please come back Jim Hood! They have ran this office into a machine for political use.
4 years ago - Perfection Collision Center· via Google
They could care less about the consumer. We filed a complaint with the Mississippi Attorney General's Office and never got a response and was given the run around. Seems like they care about big corporations than the consumers
a year ago - Charles Hopper· via Google
Don't ever call Mississippi State General Office. If you are a citizen are Vulnerable adult. Cause you can't get any kind of help. They don't care who you are. That is a vulnerable adult living in unsafe Conditions at 809 apartments in Jackson, Mississippi. 809 apartments has got more code violations than the law allows, and their is enough at 809 apartments to shut it down permanently. Until it meets the codes and follows the law. Pay $635 a month to live in roaches, rats, mice, and unsafe Conditions. State laws of Mississippi isn't enforced, and Mississippi Vulnerable Protection Act doesn't exist. In order to get anything than done. You have to be in the click with the Mississippi State Attorney General Office.
2 years ago - Mel· via Google
Someone please tell the switchboard staff that their personalities are absolutely disguisting! I was expecting professionalism and kindess when calling this office. And each time I do, I'm met with nasty women. This isn't Washington D.C., a little humility goes a long way. This office needs a total revamp.
8 months ago - TheMombie· via Google
Absolutely ridiculous! I have been getting the runaround from Mississippi child support for almost 15 years and the Attorney General's office will not do a thing about it even after being directed to them by my local district attorney's office. Mississippi child support does zero good when the Parent who owes resides in another state
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