Mark Krueger currently serves as the Attorney General’s Chief Deputy Attorney General and Consumer Counsel in the Bureau of Consumer Protection. Krueger's practice primarily focuses on complex antitrust, consumer protection, and multistate litigation. Krueger has handled numerous complex litigation matters, including the State’s Opioid Litigation which has recovered over $1.1 billion to help mitigate the State's opioid epidemic. Prior to joining the Attorney General’s Office, Krueger was the Assistant District Attorney in Carson City and Lyon County respectively. Over the course of his career, Krueger has gained extensive experience in civil and criminal litigation and administrative law. Krueger has argued and practiced before the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, the Nevada Supreme Court, various District Courts, and numerous Justice and Municipal Courts. He has tried more than 40 criminal jury trials. Krueger has authored legislation, regulations, legal opinions, ordinances and municipal codes, and a chapter for an educational book regarding forensic interviewing. He holds a Juris Doctorate from California Western School of Law. Krueger is also an adjunct professor at several schools in the Nevada System of Higher Education.