Prop 65 notices filed by Madeline Wachs; Gabriela Garcia; Maria Dolores Martinez Millan; Hifrance Raftie

What past notices came to, all filing years

Counted from the Attorney General's yearly settlement and judgment files, for every filing year on this site. Other figures on this page are counted another way and cover fewer years, so the numbers differ: they come from each notice's own page on the state's site, for the filing years this site has finished checking.

Notices filed by this party that appear in the state's yearly files

0 of 2

Median payment per notice, adding up every settlement and judgment on it

Fewer than 10 resolved notices (0 so far), too few to show this figure

Source: the Attorney General's yearly settlement and judgment files, read November 14, 2026. These are counts of past notices. They are not a prediction for any company or notice, and they are not legal advice. Recent notices are still being resolved. A settlement is not an admission of liability and not a finding that a violation occurred. How these figures are built.

Payments on these notices

Payments in settlements and judgments listed under the notices Madeline Wachs; Gabriela Garcia; Maria Dolores Martinez Millan; Hifrance Raftie filed in 2018. Later years are left out until they are over and fully checked.

Notices filed in 2018

2 of 2 notices on record

Payments on those notices, each counted once

0

All payments together

$0.00

Settlements and judgments with no total reported, not in the sum

0

A payment listed under the notices of two noticing parties counts in full for each of them and once in the total for all parties, so the shares of all parties can add up to more than 100%. All noticing parties by payments on their notices.

• The totals are what defendants agreed to pay in settlements and judgments listed under its notices, as reported to the California Attorney General.
• That money is divided among the state, the noticing party and attorneys. This site does not show how much went to any of them.
• Recent years are still being resolved, and their totals will rise.
• These are counts of past notices. They are not a prediction for any company, and they are not legal advice.
• A settlement is not an admission of liability and not a finding that a violation occurred.

What happened after these notices

Complaints, settlements and judgments reported to the Attorney General for notices this party filed in 2018. These are past counts, not a prediction. How to read these figures.