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Complaint alleges neo-Nazi group and its leaders committed repeated offenses, including civil rights violations, trespass, public nuisance, and conspiracy

Defendant Allegedly Used Role to Steal Financial Information from Nursing Home Residents, Forge Documents, and Take Thousands of Dollars from Elderly Victims and Defendant’s Employer

Campbell co-leads a coalition of 18 attorneys general arguing large-capacity magazines are not protected by the Second Amendment because they are not commonly used for self-defense.

Proposed consumer protection regulations would require businesses to be upfront about fees, disclose the true price of products, enable easy cancellation of trial offers and subscriptions, prevent unnecessary charges, and more

The rent-to-own company allegedly filed criminal charges as a means of debt collection, engaged in harassing, obscene, and abusive debt collection calls, and threatened repossession against consumers who missed rental payments on household items and goods

Before donating, consumers are advised to research their charitable organizations, learn how their donations are used, and keep records of donations, amongst other tips

Union Home Health Care Services, LLC Allegedly Received More than $1.6 Million from MassHealth for Services Not Rendered, Not Medically Authorized, and Based on Fraudulent Documentation

Doktor joins the AG’s Office from Everytown Law, the Litigation Arm of Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund; Mingo previously served as Chief of Major Felony Bureau in Suffolk County DA’s Office

Recipients Include 13 Organizations That Will Carry Out Grant Funded Activities in All 14 Massachusetts Counties

Coalition of State Attorneys General Calls on Federal Government to Mandate Higher Required Minimum Staffing Levels, Narrow Exemptions for Facilities

Annual Report Highlights Affordability Issues; Recommends Consumer Protections and Consideration of Structural Changes to Support EMS Sustainability