Massachusetts Attorney General's Office

A Marion-based asbestos abatement company and its owners have been charged with nearly 100 worker safety violations and causing a reckless injury to a worker in connection to work they conducted all across the SouthCoast.

A New Bedford-based clinical laboratory and one of its owners have been indicted for a range of criminal offenses relating to an alleged kickback and Medicaid fraud scheme involving drug tests at Massachusetts sober homes.

A West Wareham asphalt company is facing new charges from the state after the firm, its founder and a former accountant were all indicted on tax evasion and obstruction charges for allegedly falsifying financial documents submitted to the department of revenue.

A 54-year-old Taunton man who owns a local vending machine company has been arraigned for allegedly defrauding third party buyers out of nearly $200,000 by misrepresenting expected profits.

Municipalities in Bristol County will be gaining more than $24 million through the year 2038 as part of an opioid lawsuit settlement that will net $525 million for the state, the Attorney General's Office announced Tuesday.

A pharmacy benefits managing company has agreed to pay a $5.8 million settlement for allegedly failing to follow prescription pricing rules at pharmacies in several statewide locations, including in New Bedford.

A Framingham contractor hired to build the Westport and Middleboro police stations will shell out more than $540,000 in penalties and restitution after the state Attorney General said it failed to pay the project workers proper wages.

A Brockton home health agency will pay $1.2 million to the state to settle allegations that they knowingly submitted false MassHealth claims, according to the AG's office.