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Attorney General's Office named a top workplace in Minnesota for fourth year in a row
Office received special recognition for leadership among midsize employers
“Everyone on our team has a voice and a say in how our workplace is run, and everyone is invited to bring their talent and creativity to bear in accomplishing our mission. When you get a great team together, make their objectives clear, and give them the freedom to pursue those objectives as best they can, incredible things can happen.” said Attorney General Ellison. 

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Attorney General Ellison charges five with stealing more than $10M in two Medicaid fraud prosecutions
Three charged with more than $9M in fraud as part of Office’s largest-ever prosecution; two others charged with $1.4M in fraud in connection with separate, multi-year prosecution
“Minnesotans who rely on Medical Assistance have a right to expect they’ll receive all the care, dignity, and respect they’re entitled to. Minnesotans trying to afford their lives have a right to expect that every one of their tax dollars will be spent properly and legally.” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison celebrates signing of Debt Fairness Act
New law reforms medical-debt collection, wage garnishment, and bankruptcy, including banning automatic transfer of medical debt to one’s spouse, banning reporting medical debt to credit bureaus, and banning denying necessary medical care over unpaid bills
“With the passage and signing today of the Debt Fairness Act, we have a fairer, more dignified, and more just system for repaying debt than we did before.” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison reaches $700 million nationwide settlement against Johnson & Johnson
J&J will pay Minnesota more than $10 million and stop manufacturing and selling talc products
“Minnesotans need and deserve accurate information about the safety of the products they buy. Johnson & Johnson fell short of that expectation and the law when they misled consumers about the safety and purity of their baby powder, which put women’s lives at risk,” Attorney General Ellison said.

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Attorney General Ellison leads effort asking Supreme Court to rule on states’ authority to regulate pharmacy benefit managers
Leads another bipartisan coalition of 32 AGs in requesting high court review Oklahoma’s authority to regulate abusive behavior of PBMs
“No one should have to choose between affording their lives and affording to live, but the high cost of pharmaceutical drugs forces too many people to do just that — and the abusive practices of PBMs are one of the main reasons people are having to make that terrible choice.” 

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