News and Announcements

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

AG Campbell co-hosts discussion and listening session on barriers to successful reentry for formerly incarcerated individuals and highlights the Attorney General Office’s (AGO) resources and trainings

Approximately 1,000 Law Enforcement Officers, Prosecutors, and Investigators from Across the Country Will Participate in Largest of Its Kind Three-Day Conference

Advisory clarifies that AI developers, suppliers, and users must comply with existing state consumer protection, anti-discrimination, and data privacy laws

AG Campbell joins multistate amicus brief arguing that it is unconstitutional to punish someone for sleeping on public property when they have nowhere else to sleep

Report calls the competitive electric supply industry a “predatory and broken market,” calls for the Legislature to act to protect consumers.