"Michigan Settles Unemployment Fraud Lawsuit, Thousands to Receive Compensation"

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After eight years, a $20 million settlement has been approved by a judge in a class action lawsuit against Michigan's unemployment agency, providing reimbursement to 3,206 individuals wrongfully accused of fraud by the agency's automated system. The settlement will fully reimburse the amount seized by the state and provide additional compensation, with attorney fees totaling $6.6 million. This marks a significant victory for the affected individuals and sets a precedent in civil rights law in Michigan.
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