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Attorney General Ellison secures Assurance strengthening governance of first-responder charity
Charity engaged in conflicted transactions and other governance violations
“The Minnesota 100 Club serves a tremendously important mission—helping the families of injured or killed first responders,” Attorney General Ellison said. “Organizations that serve the families of those who have sacrificed so much for our state should be held to the highest standards.”

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Attorney General Ellison joins 21 attorneys general arguing to block Idaho transgender bathroom law
Law would bar transgender youth from bathrooms, changing rooms at school
“This law is a discriminatory attack on young, transgender Idahoans trying to build lives full of dignity, safety, and respect – three things everyone deserves,” said Attorney General Ellison. “We can’t stand by and watch these fundamental civil rights be eroded.”

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Attorney General Ellison secures relief for students victimized by predatory for-profit educational provider
Prehired will void all outstanding income-share agreements, refund harmed borrowers, and permanently cease operations; Settlement secures $31 million in relief nationwide, including debt relief and $80K in refunds for Minnesota consumers
“Scamming folks who are just trying to get an education, get a job, and afford their lives is as low as it gets, and that’s exactly what Prehired did,” said Attorney General Ellison.

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Attorney General Ellison reaches agreement with landlord to stop evicting tenants for unpaid utility charges
IPG also agrees to stop charging many tenants for gas and steam heat
“It’s hard for tenants to afford their lives when landlords start charging undisclosed fees during the middle of a lease,” said Attorney General Ellison. “I am glad IPG agreed to stop charging improper gas fees and using unpaid utility bills to evict Minnesotans who would not or could not pay.”

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Attorney General Ellison shuts down another fraudulent student-loan debt-relief company in Minnesota
California-based company offering fraudulent ‘forgiveness’ scheme will pay State over $59K to refund Minnesota customers
“Taking advantage of people struggling with their student loans is as low as it gets. It’s a relief to know that Network 46 will no longer be able to cheat borrowers,” Attorney General Ellison said. “I am glad that the terms of this settlement include paying back every cent this company scammed out of folks who were just trying to afford their lives”

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