Mortgage Fraud Scheme Allegedly Targeted Immigrant Families
A Foxborough man has been arraigned in connection with a mortgage fraud scheme that largely targeted immigrant families.
Transamerica to Refund Massachusetts Consumers
In response to allegations that Transamerica Premier Life Insurance Co. unsuccessfully supervised an agent who sold life insurance policies in Massachusetts without a license, the company will refund premiums and make a $19,647 payment to the commonwealth.
AG: MBTA Failed to Publicly Bid Construction of North Quincy Parking Garage
MBTA violated the law by failing to publicly bid construction of a new parking garage at the North Quincy MBTA station, according to a new ruling from the attorney general’s office.
AG Maura Healey Plans To Sue Equifax
Attorney General Maura Healey said yesterday she intends to sue Equifax over its failure to protect sensitive and personal information of up to nearly three million Massachusetts residents, following a major data breach at the credit reporting firm.
Uber Subsidiary Settles With Attorney General For Bilking Drivers
Hundreds of Massachusetts Uber drivers are being reimbursed after being overcharged by Uber’s subsidiary car-leasing company for “duplicative and erroneous tolls and related fees.”
Moody’s To Pay $12M To MA AG Over Role In Financial Crisis
Moody’s Corp., Moody’s Investors Service and Moody’s Analytics will pay $12 million to Massachusetts to settle charges that they acted deceptively and did not use accurate or appropriate standards when rating securities tied to subprime mortgages, Attorney General Maura Healey’s office said on Tuesday.
AG: Minimum Wage Will Increase On Sunday
Attorney General Maura Healey reminds the public and employers that the minimum wage will increase to $11 an hour, beginning Jan. 1.
Malden Construction Firm Keeps Employee Wages, Faces Fine
A Malden construction company and its president have been cited by the office of the attorney general for failing to pay wages or overtime to employees.
Sutton Man Must Pay $600K In Foreclosure Scheme
A Sutton man charged with cheating distressed homeowners has been ordered to pay $600,000 in restitution, penalties and fees.
Internet Lenders Ordered To Refund Millions In Settlement With AG
Attorney General Maura Healey and the Division of...
