J.K. v. Ramada Worldwide, Inc. et al
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1:23-cv-00108
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August 31, 2023
Ramada Defeats Ga. Sex Trafficking Suit, But Franchisee Can't
A Georgia federal judge on Wednesday let Ramada Worldwide — but not its franchisee — escape a suit from a woman claiming they ignored "obvious" indicators of her being sex trafficked as a minor, finding she did not allege the corporation controlled the "time, manner, and method of the franchisee's day-to-day operations."
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February 16, 2023
Woman Seeks To Keep Ga. Hotel Sex Trafficking Suit Alive
A woman suing a Ramada hotel franchise alleging it turned a blind eye to her being trafficked for sex as a minor on the property for almost two years told a Georgia federal court Thursday that a recent bid to get the lawsuit tossed out is riddled with inaccuracies and should be denied.
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February 13, 2023
Georgia Hotel Operator Moves To Dodge Sex Trafficking Suit
A hotel franchisee on Monday asked a federal court to toss a lawsuit accusing the operator and Ramada Worldwide Inc. of ignoring signs that a minor was trafficked for sex for nearly two years at its property in Alpharetta, Georgia, arguing the company didn't knowingly benefit from the criminal activity.
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February 03, 2023
Ramada Claims No Liability For Sex Trafficking At Ga. Hotel
Ramada Worldwide Inc. moved to dodge a suit from a sex trafficking victim accusing the company and a franchisee of ignoring signs that she was repeatedly trafficked for more than a year at a hotel in Alpharetta, Georgia, arguing its ties to the hotel operator aren't strong enough to make it liable.
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January 11, 2023
Ga. Woman Hits Ramada With Sex Trafficking Allegations
Ramada Worldwide Inc. and an Alpharetta, Georgia, franchisee ignored "obvious" indicators of sex trafficking at the franchise, according to a woman who told a Georgia federal court she was trafficked as a minor for more than a year at the Alpharetta hotel.