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Attorney General Ellison resolves lawsuit with bar and restaurant that violated executive orders
St. Patrick’s Tavern & Restaurant will pay State $15,000, fully comply with executive orders
“It’s every Minnesotan’s responsibility to stop the spread of COVID-19. I thank this business for agreeing to meet its responsibility and rejoin the vast majority of Minnesota businesses that are already doing so,” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Walter Mondale was ‘the original People’s Lawyer’
AG Ellison statement on the passing of Vice President Walter Mondale
“Walter Mondale was a giant: he was a towering figure in American civil rights, a transformative Vice President and an iconic Minnesotan. As Minnesota Attorney General, he fought for civil rights and against corruption and was a role model for anyone who cares about using the law for justice.” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison shuts down fraudulent student-loan debt-settlement company in Minnesota
California-based company offering fraudulent ‘forgiveness’ scheme will pay State more than $18K to refund Minnesota customers
“Minnesotans take out student loans so they can get an education that will help them better afford their lives. When bad actors take advantage of Minnesotans who took out these loans in good faith, we will come after them,” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison holds assisted-living facility accountable for breaking promise to residents
Edina assisted-living facility advertised monthly “Wellness Visits” that it didn’t provide; will pay $10K penalty and resumes providing services
“Minnesotans of all ages deserve to afford their lives and live with dignity and respect. We trust nursing homes and assisted-living facilities with some of our most vulnerable citizens, and if those facilities violate that trust by failing to deliver services they’ve promised, I will make sure our seniors are protected,” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison fights sales of fake vaccination cards
Joins bipartisan group of 45 AGs in asking Twitter, eBay, Shopify to act immediately to stop sales of fraudulent CDC vaccination cards
“Every Minnesotan has a responsibility to stop the spread of COVID-19, and almost all Minnesotans have been doing their part. Vaccines are helping us make great progress — if people continue to observe all laws and precautions, and if they get vaccinated, which is an act of care not only for themselves but for their communities. People are free not to be vaccinated if they wish, but they should not be free to fake their vaccination status. These companies must do their part to keep them from doing so.”

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