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Attorney General Ellison wins full financial relief for former MSB/Globe University students as part of tentative deal reached with schools’ owners and Department of Education
$23.1 million in debt to be forgiven for 920 students, $15.6 million in additional compensation to be paid for students defrauded by schools’ ‘criminal justice’ program. Deal contingent on final confirmation by federal government, court approval, and full funding by schools’ owners. AG’s Office will contact students who have filed claims and are entitled to relief under tentative agreement

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Attorney General Ellison ‘disappointed’ in Purdue bankruptcy plan
Minnesota Attorney General Ellison today expressed disappointment in the plan that Purdue Pharma filed today in bankruptcy court. Along with 24 other attorneys general, Attorney General Ellison released the following statement.
“I am disappointed in this plan. While it contains improvements over the proposal that Purdue announced and we rejected in September 2019, it falls short of the accountability that families and survivors deserve." said Attorney General Keith Ellison.

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“No one should have to choose between affording their lives and affording to live”: AG Ellison; Governor Walz celebrate dismissal of challenge to Alec Smith Insulin Affordability Act
"No one should have to choose between affording their lives and affording to live. The legislature passed the Alec Smith Insulin Affordability Act so that no Minnesotan would have to die like Alec did when he could not afford the medication that kept him alive. I'm gratified the court saw through Big Pharma's meritless challenge to the law and dismissed the case." said Attorney General Keith Ellison.

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Attorney General Keith Ellison announces multistate settlement with American Medical Collection Agency over 2019 data breach
“Protecting private data is vital to helping Minnesotans live their lives with dignity, safety, and respect," said Attorney General Keith Ellison, "and businesses that collect consumers’ health information must be vigilant about data security. This settlement requires AMCA to implement data security practices to protect consumers from future cyber-attacks. My office will continue to work to protect personal information of all Minnesotans.”

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Court reinstates 3rd-degree murder charge against Derek Chauvin
Comes in wake of March 5 Court of Appeals ruling and Supreme Court denial yesterday of Chauvin’s petition to review Court of Appeals ruling
“The charge of 3rd-degree murder, in addition to manslaughter and felony murder, reflects the gravity of the allegations against Mr. Chauvin. We look forward to presenting all three charges to the jury.” Attorney General Ellison said.

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