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A.B. v. H. K. Group of Co., Inc. et al
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August 16, 2022
Accuser Settles Sex-Trafficking Suit Against Ga. Inn Owner
One of the accusers who filed a sex-trafficking lawsuit claiming the owners of an Atlanta-area inn negligently allowed criminal activity to occur at their business for years has settled their case in Georgia federal court.
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February 10, 2022
Ga. Inn Owners Escape Some Claims In Sex-Trafficking Suit
A Georgia federal judge has tossed some claims in a pair of sex-trafficking suits against an Atlanta-area inn, nixing two accusers' state racketeering and federal Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act claims but allowing their negligence claims to proceed.
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May 17, 2021
Ga. Inn Owners Want Out Of Sex Trafficking Suit
The owners of an Atlanta-area inn have asked a Georgia federal court to toss two suits accusing them of allowing the property to be used for sex trafficking, arguing that the accusers' complaints are shotgun pleadings that don't adequately assert claims against the hotel.
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April 06, 2021
Owners of Ga. Inn Accused Of Sex Trafficking In 2 Suits
An inn outside of Atlanta has been slapped with two identical sex-trafficking suits in Georgia federal court claiming the owners knew that minors staying in their rooms were forced to engage in prostitution yet chose to benefit financially from the criminal activity.