Dealer Herb Chambers settles U.S. PPP loan fraud allegations

A Bentley dealership in Wayland, Mass. — Bentley Boston in Wayland, Mass., is owned by Herb Chambers Cos. Dealer Herb Chambers agreed to pay about $11.8 million to settle U.S. Small Business Administration loan fraud allegations. (Picasa/FACEBOOK)

April 10, 2025 07:07 PM

Dealer Herb Chambers, along with several of his companies and corporate officer James Duchesneau, agreed to pay about $11.8 million to settle U.S. Small Business Administration loan fraud allegations.

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