Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced Sept. 11 that his office has reached a settlement—including payments to the state of more than $81,000—with the pest control company Terminix International Co.

The settlement resolves allegations that the company failed to consistently provide Pennsylvania consumers with copies of their service and finance agreements and notice of cancellation at the time of sale, as required by state and federal consumer protection laws.

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