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Attorney General Ellison announces $49M in settlements in generic drug price-fixing litigation
Minnesotans who bought certain generic prescription drugs in the United States between 2010 and 2018 could be eligible for compensation
“Minnesotans want to know why the cost of prescription drugs keeps going up. Well, look no further than the conspiracy of corporations and executives scheming to reduce competition, raise prices, and line their pockets at your expense,” said Attorney General Ellison. 

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Attorney General Ellison secures settlement to improve access to mental healthcare
Blue Cross will voluntarily contribute $600,000 to Minnesota State University-Mankato for use by the Center for Rural Behavioral Health
“Mental and behavioral healthcare is healthcare, period,” said Attorney General Keith Ellison. “We expect someone with a broken leg to be able to get the care they need, and the same should be true of Minnesotans struggling with conditions like depression or substance use disorder.”

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SCAM STOPPER: Attorney General Ellison shares steps to take following a data breach
The warning is part of the Attorney General’s monthly Scam Stopper series, aiming to help protect Minnesota consumers from common scams.
“While my Office works hard to hold companies accountable when their security failures expose Minnesotans’ private information, that cannot undo the harm caused by a data breach.” said Attorney General Ellison.

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Attorney General Ellison shuts down fraudulent debt settlement companies and secures over $1 million in refunds for consumers
In total, Ellison has returned over $2.8 million to victims of predatory debt settlement companies
“If done with integrity, helping people get out of debt is a noble pursuit. However, I will not tolerate bad actors who take advantage of Minnesotans, especially people who are already struggling financially.”

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Attorney General Ellison issues robocall warning to iDentidad
Attorney General Ellison is part of the Anti-Robocall Multistate Litigation Task Force of 51 bipartisan attorneys general, which investigates and takes legal action against those responsible for routing illegal robocall traffic into and across the United States.
“Nobody likes robocalls,” said Attorney General Ellison. “Not only are they extremely annoying, but they are often a tool used by scammers to con honest, hardworking people. Today, I am taking action to halt abusive, deceitful, and unlawful robocalls.”

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