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• Banks settle for $25B; consumer advocates wary SouthCoastToday.com Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley says Massachusetts borrowers will receive about $318 million. Massachusetts was one of the last states to sign on to the settlement. Coakley filed suit in December against five major US banks after ... and more »

• AG: Mass. to get $318M from settlement SouthCoastToday.com By AP BOSTON — Attorney General Martha Coakley says Massachusetts borrowers will receive about $318 million from a $25 billion national settlement with lenders over foreclosure abuses. Massachusetts was one of the last states to sign on to the ... and more »

• Mass to Get $318M from Foreclosure Settlement abc40 By NewsTips - email BOSTON (AP) — Attorney General Martha Coakley says Massachusetts borrowers will receive about $318 million from a $25 billion national settlement with lenders over foreclosure abuses. Massachusetts was one of the last states to sign ... and more »

• A $26 billion drop in the bucket? NECN “We're hopeful that it will offer real relief,'' said Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley at a news conference Thursday afternoon. She said on balance, she and other attorneys general decided it was better to get some aid from banks now, ... and more »

• Martha Coakley, Massachusetts Attorney General: Mortgage Settlement Is Only ... Huffington Post The $25 billion settlement with five of the nation's largest banks over charges of widespread mortgage fraud, announced Thursday, isn't the end for Massachusetts. Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley said at a press conference Thursday that ... and more »

• Timeline of events of nationwide mortgage deal BusinessWeek July 2011 -- County officials in Massachusetts, North Carolina and Michigan say they have received thousands of mortgage documents with questionable signatures since the fall of 2010, suggesting robo-signing is still widespread. Massachusetts Attorney ... and more »

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  Massachusetts court OKs partial release of transcript from inquest into death ... al.com (blog) The sections of the 2010 inquest that the judge has authorized to release will be available in 10 days, unless Bishop's Massachusetts attorneys or other parties want to challenge that order. After the inquest was completed into the death of Seth Bishop ... and more »

• State AGs Coakley, Cuccinelli Lay Out Opposing Cases in Supreme Court Health ... SYS-CON Media (press release) Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley countered that "We don't leave people at the ER door unless we change the slogan to 'Live Free and Die.'" Coakley, who spoke first, contended that the Massachusetts health law (so-called Romney Care) is a ... and more »

• Massachusetts Homeowners To Receive $318 Million in Relief Patch.com A $25 billion nationwide state-federal settlement over unlawful foreclosures, including robo-signing of documents, will bring an estimated $318 million in assistance to Massachusetts borrowers, Attorney General Martha Coakley announced today. and more »

• State AGs Coakley, Cuccinelli Lay Out Opposing Cases in Supreme Court Health ... MarketWatch (press release) Massachusetts Attorney General Martha Coakley countered that "We don't leave people at the ER door unless we change the slogan to 'Live Free and Die.'" Coakley, who spoke first, contended that the Massachusetts health law (so-called Romney Care) is a ... and more »

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