I have a question I wonder if someone can answer. Another PA author who went through arbitration was kind enough to send me PA's brief to the arbitrator. In it, PA complained that the author had filed a complaint with the Maryland Attorney General's Office, and claimed that the only reason to do so would be to seek criminal charges against PA. In my state, the state Attorney General has many consumer protection responsibilities. Is Maryland different? I was thinking about sending a complaint to the Maryland Attorney General, but if they have no civil jurisdiction, it's probably a waste of time. Can anyone shed light on this? (I'm willing to take my chances on trying to convince the A.G. that this is a consumer issue, vice business-to-business, but I'm not prepared to argue that this is a criminal matter.)