News and Announcements

Brownfields Agreement will Provide for Remediation and Redevelopment of Contaminated Land in Everett

Provides clarifications on manufactured housing laws and regulations to owners and residents relating to common manufactured housing issues the AG’s Office has encountered since the Guide was last updated in 2017

AG Campbell, Department of Justice and 29 Other State Attorneys General Allege that Live Nation Has Illegally Monopolized the Live Entertainment Industry and Harmed Consumers, Venues and Artists

Companies to pay a total of $174,000 for Illegal Stormwater Discharges in Weymouth and Middleborough

Settlement Secures $625,000 in Restitution for Massachusetts Consumers, Requires EasyPay to Stop Making Loans in the Commonwealth and Cease collection on All Loans

Defendants Allegedly Billed MassHealth for Dental Services Not Provided and/or Provided by an Unlicensed Person

AG Campbell leads coalition of 19 states in support of proposed regulations aimed at providing debt relief to burdened federal student loan borrowers, urging swift implementation to help address national student debt crisis

North Andover Auto School and Owner to Pay $300,000 to Commonwealth; Owner Permanently Barred from Operating a Driving School in Massachusetts

Coalition of 39 Attorneys General Calls for Maximum Funding to Support LSC’s Critical Work Delivering Legal Services to Low-Income Americans and Expand Nationwide Equal Access to Justice

Settlement, pending court approval, would direct $200,000 to community projects benefitting water quality in the Hoosic River watershed.

U.S. Department of Education discharges more than $6 billion in federal student loan debt of former Art Institute students, including $80 million for Massachusetts borrowers, based in part on evidence submitted by the MA Attorney General’s Office