Washington § 70A.310.150 - Amounts owed to the state — Collection by attorney general.

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§ 70A.310.150. Amounts owed to the state — Collection by attorney general.

The attorney general shall use all available methods of obtaining funds owed to the state under this chapter. The attorney general shall foreclose on liens made pursuant to this section, obtain judgments against obligor-licensees and pursue assets of the obligor-licensees found outside the state, consider pursuing the assets of parent corporations and shareholders where an obligor-licensee corporation is an underfinanced corporation, and pursue any other legal remedy available.
[ 1987 c 184 s 4. Formerly RCW 70.121.150.]

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