Minnesota AG Settles with Mayo Clinic Over Charity Care, Collection Practices
The Minnesota Attorney General's office announced on Friday that it has reached an agreement with Mayo Clinic concerning its charity ...
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Minnesota Attorney General Reaches Consent Order with Lenders Over Illegal Debt Collection Practices
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced yesterday that his office has filed a consent order to resolve an investigation into ...
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Collector Sued for Not Dismissing Collection Lawsuit to Plaintiff’s Request
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Read moreDetailsReport Calls for Overhaul to Minnesota Legal Collections System
The Minnesota State Bar has released a report calling for an overhaul of the legal collections process in the Land ...
Read moreDetailsMinn. Regulator Fines Creditor For Collecting Without License
The Minnesota Department of Commerce has assessed a $10,000 fine against a creditor -- but stayed $2,500 of the penalty ...
Read moreDetailsMinnesota AG Announces ‘Renewed’ Focus on Medical Billing, Announces Investigation
The Attorney General of Minnesota on Friday announced a series of new steps to demonstrate his "renewed focus" on medical ...
Read moreDetailsMinn. Gov. Signs Omnibus Bills into Law, Include Provisions For Debt Buyers
The governor of Minnesota has signed a number of omnibus bills into law, one of which contains provisions that expand ...
Read moreDetailsMinnesota AG Settles with Student Loan Debt Relief Company
The Attorney General of Minnesota has reached a settlement with a student loan debt relief company that was accused of ...
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State AGs Make Argument To Congress for Broad Student Loan Debt Consolidation
A group of 17 state Attorneys General have written a letter to Congress endorsing a plan that would cancel $50,000 ...
Read moreDetailsCollector Agrees to Not Apply for License to Collect in Minnesota For 5 Years as Part of Consent Order
A debt collector has agreed to not apply for a license to collect in Minnesota for five years and will ...
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