During Hurricane Irma, the state of Florida received thousands of price-gouging complaints, but so far Attorney General Pam Bondi's office has settled just one case.
The Tampa Bay Times/Miami Herald Tallahassee bureau reported Tuesday Bondi's office received 7,500 complaints in the weeks after the deadly storm struck the state in September.
Her office has settled one case for $25,000. A hotel near Miami International Airport admitted hiking room rates by as much as 138 percent.
Bondi has 10 more active price-gouging cases right now.
Bondi called price-gouging cases "extremely time-intensive," and "we've just gotten started."
But a consumer group questioned why more cases had not been resolved.