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S.J. v. Choice Hotels Corporation et al
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July 06, 2022
NY Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit Dropped As Fla. Case Settles
Two women who say they were victims of sex trafficking at hotels in New York and Florida have resolved their separate federal court suits claiming that Choice, Wyndham and other hospitality companies repeatedly failed to stop incidents that violated the Trafficking Victims Protection Act.
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January 21, 2020
NY Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit May Join Proposed Ohio MDL
Sex-trafficking plaintiffs in seven civil actions told a New York federal court they want to add a case pending in the court brought by an alleged victim suing two hotels to a proposed multidistrict litigation in Ohio, comparing their fight against the hospitality industry to the massive opioid MDL now underway.
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October 31, 2019
Choice, Wyndham Slapped With $10M NY Sex-Trafficking Suit
A woman who alleges she was a victim of sex trafficking starting at the age of 10 has filed a $10 million negligence suit in New York federal court against an Econo Lodge, a Howard Johnson Inn and the hotels' brand owners, claiming they failed to train staff how to spot and stop her mistreatment.