Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced a lawsuit Wednesday morning against General Motors and OnStar. Griffin said the lawsuit alleges violations under the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act.

The AG’s office estimates that GM unlawfully captured driving data on more than 100,000 Arkansans’ vehicles equipped with OnStar

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a lawsuit Wednesday against General Motors and OnStar over what he called deceptive business practices involving consumer driving data being sold to insurance companies.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (KY3) - Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin filed a lawsuit against General Motors and OnStar. The attorney general claims GM and its subsidiary OnStar deceived Arkansans by selling data collected to third parties. Attorney General Griffin said the company sold the data to insurance companies.

General Motors and its OnStar subsidiary deceived Arkansas consumers and unjustly enriched themselves by selling driver data that resulted in higher insurance premiums and denial of coverage, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday.

Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin announced Wednesday his office is suing General Motors for selling data collected by its OnStar subsidiary to third parties.

The attorney general of Arkansas sued General Motors Co. and its subsidiary OnStar LLC, alleging deceptive practices related to collecting and selling drivers’ data to third-party data brokers.

AG Tim Griffin accuses the companies of selling customers' data to third parties.