Massachusetts Attorney General's Office

The Massachusetts Attorney General’s Office is the state’s primary legal authority responsible for protecting consumers, ensuring fair business practices, and safeguarding residents’ rights. It enforces laws against fraud, discrimination, and unfair competition, investigates violations, and prosecutes offenders. The Office also provides legal guidance to state agencies and offers consumer assistance, including handling complaints and mediations. Additionally, it plays a key role in addressing issues like environmental protection, public safety, and civil rights. Overall, it works to uphold justice, promote fairness, and serve the legal interests of Massachusetts residents and the state's interests.