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Sex Trafficking Lawsuits filed Against Some Hotels in Atlanta

Kyle Matthews by Kyle Matthews
January 4, 2020
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Sex trafficking survivors have filed lawsuits against some hotels operating in Atlanta. Andersen, Tate, & Carr is a law firm that has filed lawsuits on behalf of the survivors. The law firm has initially filed the lawsuit in Georgia and found that many hotels in Atlanta are responsible for sex trafficking as well.

All the sex trafficking incidents happened in Atlanta’s hotels during the period between 2010 and 2016. There are many reputed hotels that are involved in sex trafficking in the state.

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According to the filed lawsuits, hotel employees were in contact with the sex traffickers to conduct sex trafficking in the hotels. Almost ten to twenty clients were moved per day in these hotels and the hotel staff had alerted them beforehand to save from the police.

Patrick McDonough and Jonathan Tonge are the Georgia Personal Injury Lawyer from Andersen, Tate & Carr. They are representing the survivors to get the claims.

Andersen, Tate & Carr has been operating as a law firm for more than three decades now. This law firm is assisting many people in the court who have faced critical conditions in life due to other people. Its personal injury attorneys are handling many such cases in the court. The law firm also handle the lawsuits related to the car accident and other mishappenings. It has helped many clients so far to collect claims from people responsible for injuries.

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