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Action required Massachusetts AG MA Sep 27, 2026

Massachusetts AG Enforcement Against Judgment Acquisitions

The Massachusetts Attorney General secured a consent judgment against several debt collectors, establishing over $52 million in debt relief for consumers and barring the defendants from seeking further operations in Massachusetts.

The Massachusetts Attorney General secured a consent judgment against several debt collectors, establishing over $52 million in debt relief for consumers and barring the defendants from seeking further operations in Massachusetts.

What changed

The defendants are permanently barred from engaging in debt collection activities in Massachusetts.

Compliance perspective

Debt collectors must ensure compliance with state licensing requirements to avoid similar enforcement actions.

Key date

Effective date: September 14, 2026.

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