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Attorney General Ellison reaches settlement with immigration charity to address governance deficiencies
The AGO determined that several aspects of CMCEO’s governance required compliance improvements, including its contractor designations, financial controls, board procedures, and registration with the AGO  
“It is important that all charities follow Minnesota laws intended to protect charitable assets and promote public trust, especially when those charities serve marginalized communities,” Attorney General Ellison said. 

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Attorney General Ellison charges one with $7.3M in Medicaid fraud prosecution
Former felon Chavis Willis charged with racketeering, felony theft by swindle; was not eligible to operate Medicaid-funded business, billed for services not rendered  
“My office has a long record of success in holding Medicaid fraudsters accountable for cheating taxpayers and people in need, and we will keep doing so,” said Attorney General Ellison.

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SCAM STOPPER: Attorney General Ellison shares alert on immigration scams
The warning is part of the Attorney General’s monthly Scam Stopper series, aiming to help protect Minnesota consumers from common scams. 
"Right now, con artists posing as immigration attorneys are lying to, cheating, and stealing money from people who came to Minnesota to build a better life for themselves and contribute to our state," said Attorney General Keith Ellison.  

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Attorney General Ellison praises indictment of Evergreen Recovery leaders for Medicaid fraud
US Attorney’s Office worked closely with AG Ellison’s Medicaid Fraud Control Unit to investigate, secure indictments
“Fighting Medicaid fraud is a core function of my Office. I do not tolerate cheats and crooks who steal from taxpayers and rob people of the healthcare they deserve by defrauding Medicaid,” said Attorney General Ellison.  

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Attorney General Ellison wins restitution for workers that gig-work company misclassified
Arise Virtual Solutions to pay $300K to customer service workers it misclassified as independent contractors, stop doing business in Minnesota
“Employer misclassification fraud hurts workers who were misclassified and their families, but it also hurts businesses who play by the rules and are undercut by competition willing to break the law,” Attorney General Ellison said.   

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