🚨 Hazing Lawyers Serving Fulton County, Arkansas — Attorney 911

Fraternity & Sorority Hazing Victims in Fulton County Deserve Justice

If Your Child Was Hazed in Fulton County, We Can Help — No Matter Where You Are

📞 Call Now: 1-888-ATTY-911 | 📧 Email: ralph@atty911.com

Hazing Happens in Fulton County — And It’s Not “Tradition”

Fulton County families send their children to college expecting them to be safe. They trust universities and Greek organizations to protect their students. But that trust is being betrayed.

Hazing is happening at universities near Fulton County. The same national fraternities and sororities that have paid millions in settlements for hazing deaths and injuries operate chapters in and around Fulton County. The same “traditions” that hospitalized our client in Houston — waterboarding, forced exercise until collapse, physical abuse — are happening to students from Fulton County.

This isn’t “boys being boys.” This isn’t “building character.” This is abuse. This is assault. This is sometimes criminal.

And when it happens, the institutions responsible must be held accountable.

We’re Fighting This Battle Right Now — And We’ll Fight for Fulton County Families Too

🔥 Our Current Case: $10 Million Hazing Lawsuit Against Pi Kappa Phi & University of Houston

Right now, our attorneys — Ralph Manginello and Lupe Pena — are representing a hazing victim in a $10 million lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi fraternity and the University of Houston.

What happened to our client in Houston could happen to your child in Fulton County.

Here’s what we’re fighting:

Waterboarding with a garden hose — simulated drowning
Forced to do 500 squats, 100+ pushups — until he couldn’t stand
Struck with wooden paddles — physical assault
Forced to eat until vomiting — then forced to keep running
Hospitalized for 4 days — with rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure
The fraternity knew — they had a prior hazing death in 2017
The university knew — they own the fraternity house where it happened

📰 This case has been covered by ABC13, KHOU 11, the Houston Chronicle, and Houston Public Media.

💡 The same fraternities operate near Fulton County. The same negligence exists at Fulton County institutions. And we will fight for Fulton County families with the same aggression.

Why Fulton County Families Choose Attorney 911

1. We’re Currently Litigating a $10 Million Hazing Case — This Isn’t Theoretical

While other firms talk about hazing, we’re in the courtroom fighting it right now. Fulton County families get the same aggressive representation we’re providing in Houston.

2. We Know How to Win Against Powerful Institutions

Universities and national fraternities have:

In-house legal departments
Insurance company lawyers
Risk management professionals
Crisis PR teams

You need your own experienced legal team to level the playing field.

We have:

25+ years of litigation experience (Ralph Manginello)
Former insurance defense attorneys — we know their playbook
Federal court authority — can pursue cases nationwide
Dual-state bar licenses (Texas AND New York) — strategic advantage
Proven track record — we’ve won millions for victims

3. We Serve Fulton County — No Matter Where the Hazing Happened

Distance is not a barrier. While we’re based in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont, we represent hazing victims nationwide, including Fulton County.

How we serve Fulton County families:

Free consultations by phone or video
Travel to Fulton County for depositions, trials, and meetings
Federal court representation — can pursue cases anywhere in America
Same aggressive approach as our Houston case

If your child was hazed in Fulton County, at a university near Fulton County, or anywhere in America — we can help.

4. We Work on Contingency — $0 Upfront for Fulton County Families

We understand the financial strain a hazing incident can cause. Medical bills, therapy costs, lost academic time — it adds up quickly.

That’s why we take hazing cases on contingency:

$0 upfront — you pay nothing to hire us
We only get paid if we win your case
No hourly fees — we don’t bill by the hour
No hidden costs — we’re transparent about expenses

Fulton County families pay $0 unless we recover compensation for you.

5. We Speak Spanish — Se Habla Español

Many hazing victims and their families in Fulton County are Spanish-speaking. Language should never be a barrier to justice.

We have bilingual staff and attorneys who speak Spanish fluently. We can:

Conduct consultations in Spanish
Communicate with you in your preferred language
Explain legal concepts clearly and accurately
Ensure nothing gets lost in translation

No Fulton County family should face this alone because of a language barrier.

6. We Protect Our Clients — From Retaliation and Intimidation

Our client in the Pi Kappa Phi case is fearful of retribution for speaking out. This fear is real. Hazing victims often face:

Social ostracism
Threats from fraternity/sorority members
Pressure to stay quiet
Intimidation tactics

We protect our clients. When you hire Attorney 911, we:

Handle all communications with the organization and their lawyers
Protect you from intimidation
Ensure your rights are safeguarded
Keep your identity confidential when needed

What Counts as Hazing in Fulton County?

Hazing isn’t just “roughhousing.” Under Arkansas law and most university policies, hazing includes any activity that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation, affiliation, or maintaining membership in an organization.

Common Hazing Activities That Are Illegal:

Category	Examples
Physical Abuse	Beatings, paddling, branding, burning, extreme exercise until collapse
Forced Consumption	Alcohol (binge drinking), food (eating until vomiting), non-food substances
Sleep Deprivation	Forced late nights, early mornings, disrupted sleep
Psychological Torture	Humiliation, degradation, verbal abuse, isolation, threats
Sexual Abuse	Forced nudity, sexual acts, carrying sexual objects, sexual assault
Waterboarding/Drowning	Simulated drowning, water torture, held underwater
Exposure	Cold weather exposure, heat exposure, confined spaces
Servitude	Forced cleaning, driving members, running errands

🚨 If your child experienced any of these, they were hazed — and they have legal rights.

Who Can Be Sued for Hazing in Fulton County?

When hazing happens, multiple parties are usually responsible. In our Pi Kappa Phi case, we’re suing:

Defendant	Why They’re Liable
Local Chapter	Directly organized and conducted hazing
National Organization	Knew about hazing risks; failed to supervise; had prior incidents
University	Owned the fraternity house; failed to prevent hazing; had prior knowledge
Individual Members	Participated in or facilitated hazing
Housing Corporation	Owned/controlled property where hazing occurred
Alumni	Hosted hazing at their homes

Fulton County families: If your child was hazed, we will identify every responsible party and hold them accountable.

What Compensation Can Fulton County Hazing Victims Recover?

Hazing causes real harm — physical, emotional, and financial. Fulton County victims may be entitled to compensation for:

Economic Damages (Actual Financial Losses):

Medical bills — hospital stays, ER visits, specialists, therapy
Future medical costs — ongoing treatment, rehabilitation, potential dialysis/transplant
Lost wages — time missed from work during recovery
Educational costs — tuition for missed semesters, lost scholarships
Therapy and counseling — for PTSD, anxiety, depression

Non-Economic Damages (Pain and Suffering):

Physical pain — from injuries, medical treatments, recovery
Emotional distress — fear, humiliation, trauma from hazing
Mental anguish — PTSD, anxiety, depression, suicidal thoughts
Loss of enjoyment of life — impact on college experience, social life, activities
Disfigurement — scars from burns, branding, or injuries
Loss of reputation — damage to academic or professional standing

Punitive Damages (Punishment for Egregious Conduct):

When hazing involves torture, extreme physical abuse, or reckless disregard for safety, courts may award punitive damages to punish the wrongdoers and deter future conduct.

Our Pi Kappa Phi case involves:

Waterboarding (simulated drowning)
Forced exercise until collapse
Striking with wooden paddles
Forced eating until vomiting
This conduct supports punitive damages.

Hazing Precedents — They Will Pay

Fulton County families: Hazing cases win. And they win big.

Case	Fraternity	University	Outcome
Stone Foltz	Pi Kappa Alpha	Bowling Green State	$10.1 Million settlement
Maxwell Gruver	Phi Delta Theta	Louisiana State	$6.1 Million jury verdict
Timothy Piazza	Beta Theta Pi	Penn State	$110+ Million settlement (est.)
Andrew Coffey	Pi Kappa Phi	Florida State	Confidential settlement; chapter closed
Our Case	Pi Kappa Phi	University of Houston	$10 Million lawsuit pending

The same results are possible for Fulton County victims.

What Should Fulton County Families Do If Their Child Was Hazed?

🚨 IMMEDIATE ACTION STEPS:

Get Medical Attention
- Even if injuries seem minor, get checked by a doctor
- Document everything — medical records are critical evidence
- Some injuries (like rhabdomyolysis) may not appear immediately
Preserve All Evidence
- Save everything: texts, GroupMe chats, Snapchats, Instagram DMs, emails
- Take photos of injuries at all stages of healing
- Write down everything you remember — dates, times, what was said
- Get contact information for witnesses
Do NOT Talk to the Organization or Their Lawyers
- They will try to control the narrative
- They may pressure you to sign documents
- They may offer a quick settlement (which will be too low)
- Let your attorney handle all communications
Do NOT Post on Social Media
- Anything you post can be used against you
- Do not discuss the incident online
- Do not post photos that make you look “fine”
- Stay quiet until your case is resolved
Contact an Attorney Immediately
- Statute of limitations: 2 years in most states (including Arkansas)
- Evidence disappears quickly
- Witnesses forget details
- The sooner you act, the stronger your case

✅ Call Attorney 911 Now: 1-888-ATTY-911

Fulton County Hazing Victims — You Are Not Alone

Hazing victims often feel:

Shame — “I should have known better”
Fear — “If I speak out, they’ll retaliate”
Isolation — “No one will believe me”
Loyalty — “I don’t want to get the fraternity in trouble”

We understand. And we’re here to help.

You have rights. You deserve justice. And you don’t have to face this alone.

Frequently Asked Questions for Fulton County Families

Q: My child was hazed, but they “consented.” Can we still sue?

A: YES. In Arkansas and most states, consent is not a defense to hazing. Even if your child agreed to participate, the law says that doesn’t justify hazing. The fraternity, sorority, and university are still liable.

Q: The hazing happened at a university outside Fulton County. Can you still help?

A: YES. We represent hazing victims nationwide, including Fulton County residents who were hazed anywhere in America. Our federal court authority allows us to pursue cases across state lines.

Q: We can’t afford a lawyer. How much does this cost?

A: $0 upfront. We work on contingency — you pay nothing unless we win your case. There are no hourly fees or retainers. Fulton County families pay $0 unless we recover compensation for you.

Q: How long do we have to file a lawsuit?

A: Typically 2 years from the date of the hazing incident (Arkansas statute of limitations). Do not wait. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and your rights expire. Contact us immediately.

Q: Will the fraternity/sorority retaliate against my child?

A: We protect our clients. When you hire Attorney 911, we:

Handle all communications with the organization
Protect you from intimidation tactics
Keep your identity confidential when needed
Ensure your rights are safeguarded

Q: My child is afraid to speak out. Can we still pursue a case?

A: YES. Your child’s privacy and safety are our top priorities. We can pursue the case confidentially and protect their identity. Many hazing victims choose to remain anonymous while still holding the organization accountable.

Q: What if the university claims they didn’t know about the hazing?

A: We prove they knew — or should have known. Universities have a duty to protect students. We gather evidence to show:

Prior hazing incidents at the same chapter
Complaints filed with the university
University ownership/control of the property where hazing occurred
Failure to implement effective oversight

Q: Can we sue the national fraternity/sorority organization?

A: YES. National organizations are often the deepest pockets. They:

Set policies that fail to prevent hazing
Know about hazing risks (prior incidents at other chapters)
Have substantial assets and insurance
We pursue them aggressively.

Q: What if the hazing was “not that bad” compared to other cases?

A: Hazing doesn’t have to be deadly to be illegal. Even “moderate” hazing can cause:

Physical injuries
Psychological trauma
Academic disruption
Medical expenses

If your child was harmed, they deserve compensation.

Fraternities and Sororities Near Fulton County — We Are Watching

To Greek Organizations Operating Near Fulton County:

We know who you are. We know your corporate structures. We know your national organizations have paid millions in hazing settlements. And we know how to sue you.

Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Kappa Alpha, Phi Delta Theta, Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Chi, Kappa Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon — if your chapter operates near Fulton County, know this:

We are currently litigating a $10 million hazing case against Pi Kappa Phi
We have won millions for hazing victims across America
We know your playbook — we used to defend insurance companies
We will find every liable entity — chapter, nationals, university, individuals
We will come for your assets, your insurance, and your reputation

The Beta Nu chapter at University of Houston? SHUT DOWN. Charter surrendered. Criminal referrals initiated. Our client’s $10 million lawsuit is ongoing.

That’s what happens when you haze students near Fulton County. Your chapter could be next.

Universities Near Fulton County — You Have a Duty to Protect

To University Administrators:

You own the fraternity houses. You collect the rent. You have the power to inspect, regulate, and shut down dangerous organizations.

When you fail to act, students get hurt. And when students get hurt, we sue.

University of Houston owned the Pi Kappa Phi house where our client was waterboarded. They knew about prior hazing incidents. They did nothing. Now they’re facing a $10 million lawsuit.

If your university near Fulton County has Greek life, ask yourself:

Do you know what’s happening in your fraternity houses?
Do you have prior hazing incidents on record?
Are you inspecting these properties regularly?
Are you enforcing anti-hazing policies?

If the answer is no, you’re next.

Fulton County Parents — Trust Your Instincts

If you suspect your child was hazed, trust your instincts. Common signs include:

Unexplained injuries
Sudden withdrawal or depression
Fear of discussing Greek life
Changes in sleep patterns
Unexplained absences or late nights
Sudden academic decline
Avoidance of certain people or places
Physical symptoms (pain, difficulty walking, dark urine)

If something feels wrong, it probably is. Contact us for a confidential consultation.

Fulton County Hazing Victims — Your Next Steps

1. Contact Attorney 911 Immediately

📞 Call 1-888-ATTY-911 | 📧 Email ralph@atty911.com

2. Schedule a Free, Confidential Consultation

We’ll listen to your story
We’ll explain your legal rights
We’ll outline your options
No obligation, no pressure

3. Let Us Handle the Rest

We’ll gather evidence
We’ll identify all responsible parties
We’ll handle all communications
We’ll fight for maximum compensation

Fulton County Families — We’re Here for You

Hazing steals childhoods. It steals futures. It steals lives.

But it doesn’t have to steal justice.