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Agreement Addresses Environmental, Public Safety and Financial Concerns

Petition by the “New England Ratepayers Association” Seeks to Overturn State Authority and Financially Harm Customers; 31 Attorneys General Send Additional Letter to FERC Opposing Petition

A Cohasset psychiatrist will pay more than $42,000 to resolve allegations that he charged cash for a substance use disorder treatment already covered by the state’s Medicaid program (MassHealth), Attorney General Maura Healey announced today.

AGs Sue 26 Pharmaceutical Companies and 10 Individuals on Price Fixing for at least 80 Dermatological Drugs

Investigation Found Altisource Solutions Inc. Inflated Property Preservation Fees and Insurance Premiums Charged to Massachusetts Homeowners

Criminal Enterprises are Using Stolen Information to File Fraudulent Claims

Amended Complaint Cites Recent Urgent Warnings from Major Investors on Climate Risk and Collapse of Energy Demand During COVID-19 Pandemic

Attorney General Maura Healey today joined a coalition of 18 state attorneys general in suing Education Secretary Betsy DeVos over new restrictions to Title IX designed to weaken protections for sexual assault and harassment survivors.

Advocates for Expansion of Federal Law to Drive Systemic Change; Especially Important as DOJ has Abandoned Efforts to Reform Policing Under Trump Administration

Massachusetts Could Become Third State to Launch a Regulatory Proceeding to Proactively Manage the State’s Transition Away from Natural Gas

Attorney General Maura Healey today joined a coalition of 24 attorneys general and the City of New York in urging Congress to block the Trump Administration’s attempts to cut vital food assistance for millions of Americans.

Company Allegedly Falsely Certified Compliance with Minority-Owned Subcontractor Requirements for Maintenance Work in State Buildings

Proposed Settlement Includes Limitations on Operations and Civil Penalties