News and Announcements

21 Attorneys General Argue Administration Cannot Dismantle Congressionally-Created Departments; Department Cannot Adequately Perform Statutory Requirements with Drastic Workforce Reduction

Leads 17 States in Arguing Medicaid Act Gives Patients the Freedom to Choose Their Own Providers

Schemes Involved Billing for Services Not Rendered, False Claims for Drug Tests and Home Health Services, Kickbacks and Money Laundering

District Court Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order to Block Funding Cuts to Programs That Address Teacher Shortages in Springfield, Holyoke, and Boston

Coalition of 22 Attorneys General Argues Yapp’s Request for Injunction Undermines Enforcement of Labor Laws Across America

Coalition of 18 Attorneys General Argues Early Termination of Protected Status Would Cause Irreparable Harm

Lawsuit has resulted in restoration of billions of dollars in critical federal funding for environmental, healthcare, infrastructure, and other necessary programs

Abrupt Funding Cuts Include Disruptions to Programs That Address Teacher Shortages in Springfield, Holyoke, and Boston

Coalition Of 15 Attorneys General Stress the Legality and Importance of DEIA Initiatives in Schools

AG’s Office Also Hosts Several Consumer Education and Awareness Events Regarding Scams, Solar Energy, Unauthorized Practice of Law, and More

Enforceable September 2nd, Regulations Require Businesses in MA To Be Upfront About Fees, Enable Easy Cancellation of Trial Offers and Subscriptions, Prevent Unnecessary Charges, and More