Press Releases
- Saugus Man Indicted in Connection with Allegedly Collecting More Than $13,000 in Unemployment Benefits While Working
- AG Announces Guilty Plea and Sentence of a New Hampshire Woman on Charges of Motor Vehicle Insurance Fraud and Larceny
- AG Obtains Order Against Marlborough Man Accused of Stealing Home Improvement Contractor's License Information
- Westport Hospitality Corporation to Pay $315,000 to Settle Allegation of Violating the Massachusetts Tip Law
- AG Testifies and Releases Report Regarding Health Care Cost Drivers at DHCFP Hearing
Attention Emerson Students
Attorney General Martha Coakley is seeking current contact information for over 700 current and former Emerson College students who are owed money under a settlement her office reached with the college in July 2009 concerning Emerson’s student lending practices. While 3,000 students have already received payments totaling over half a million dollars, the Attorney General’s Office is still trying to obtain current addresses for former Emerson students who have not yet received a settlement check. You are eligible if you:
- borrowed Stafford loans from either Citizens Bank or Chase for academic years 2004-2005, 2005-2006 or 2006-2007
Or
- borrowed private loans from Education Finance Partners (EFP) for academic years 2005-2006 or 2006-2007.
If you are eligible under these conditions, the Attorney General’s Office urges you to contact the Attorney General’s Insurance & Financial Services Division at 1-888-830-6277 by April 15, 2010.
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