Legal Newsline:  “Twenty cases against landlords and real estate agents accused of violating state anti-discrimination laws across Massachusetts have been settled by Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office.  The companies were alleged to have made discriminatory statements in rental advertisements that were posted on the classified advertising website Craigslist.org.”

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