Hazing Victims Legal Support in Adair County, Iowa

Holding Fraternities and Universities Accountable for Dangerous Traditions

Attorney 911: Your Legal Emergency Lawyers™ for Hazing Victims in Adair County

At Attorney 911, we are currently litigating a landmark $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston. This isn’t just another case for us – it’s a mission. We’re fighting to protect students from the brutal “traditions” that have hospitalized and killed too many young people. The same hazing that happened in Houston is happening right here in Adair County and across Iowa. If your child has been hazed at a fraternity, sorority, sports team, or any student organization near Adair County, we can help.

Why Adair County Families Choose Attorney 911

We understand that when your child is hazed, it feels like the institutions you trusted have betrayed you. The same fraternities that operate at universities near Adair County have paid millions in settlements for hazing deaths and injuries nationwide. We know how to build these cases, and we know how to win them.

Our firm offers Adair County families:

• 25+ years of litigation experience – We’ve handled complex cases against major institutions
• Former insurance defense attorneys – We know how defendants will try to minimize your claim
• Federal court authority – We can pursue your case in federal court if needed
• Dual-state bar admission (Texas & New York) – Strategic advantage for cases involving national organizations
• Nationwide hazing expertise – Currently litigating the $10M UH hazing case
• Bilingual services (Se habla español) – We serve all Adair County families
• Contingency fee representation – No upfront costs; we only get paid if you win

The Hazing Crisis in Adair County and Beyond

Hazing isn’t just “boys being boys” or “harmless tradition.” It’s a dangerous, often illegal practice that has led to serious injuries, hospitalizations, and deaths across America – and it’s happening right here near Adair County.

What Hazing Really Looks Like

In our current case against Pi Kappa Phi at the University of Houston, we’re seeing the brutal reality of modern hazing:

• Waterboarding with garden hoses – simulated drowning that is considered torture when used on enemy combatants
• Forced consumption of food and liquids until vomiting – then forced to continue activities while in physical distress
• Extreme physical punishment – 500 squats, 100 pushups, bear crawls, and other exercises until pledges collapse
• Sleep deprivation – forced to drive fraternity members during early morning hours
• Psychological torture – carrying objects of sexual nature, being hog-tied for hours, threats of expulsion
• Wooden paddles – physical beatings that leave bruises and cause serious injury

This is what’s happening at universities near Adair County. The same national fraternities involved in our Houston case have chapters across Iowa. The same dangerous culture exists here.

The Medical Consequences of Hazing

Hazing doesn’t just leave emotional scars – it can cause life-threatening physical injuries:

• Rhabdomyolysis – muscle breakdown that releases toxins into the bloodstream, causing kidney failure (like our current client experienced)
• Acute kidney failure – requires hospitalization and can cause permanent damage
• Alcohol poisoning – from forced drinking, which can be fatal
• Traumatic brain injuries – from beatings or falls
• Hypothermia/hyperthermia – from exposure to extreme temperatures
• Cardiac arrest – from extreme physical exertion
• Psychological trauma – PTSD, anxiety, depression, and suicidal ideation

Our client in the Houston case spent three nights and four days in the hospital with severe rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure. He couldn’t stand or walk for days. This is what fraternities near Adair County are doing to students.

Legal Rights for Adair County Hazing Victims

Iowa Hazing Laws

Iowa has strong anti-hazing laws that apply to all educational institutions in the state, including those near Adair County:

Iowa Code § 708.10 – Hazing

• Defines hazing as any intentional, knowing, or reckless act committed for the purpose of initiation into any student organization
• Includes physical brutality, forced consumption of substances, and any activity that endangers mental or physical health
• Consent is not a defense – even if a student “agrees” to participate, it’s still illegal
• Criminal penalties – up to 1 year in jail and $1,875 fine for Class 1 misdemeanor
• Organizations can be penalized – fines and loss of recognition

Civil Liability for Hazing

Beyond criminal charges, hazing victims in Adair County can pursue civil lawsuits against:

1. Local chapters – The fraternity or sorority that directly organized the hazing
2. National organizations – The national fraternity/sorority that failed to supervise and prevent hazing
3. Universities – For failing to protect students and allowing hazing to occur on their property
4. Individual members – Those who directly participated in or facilitated hazing activities
5. House corporations – Organizations that own fraternity/sorority houses
6. Alumni – Former members who may have hosted hazing events

Types of Damages Available

Adair County hazing victims may be entitled to compensation for:

• Medical expenses – Hospital bills, rehabilitation, future medical care
• Pain and suffering – Physical pain and emotional trauma
• Lost wages – Time missed from work or lost earning potential
• Educational disruption – Impact on academic performance and opportunities
• Punitive damages – Additional compensation to punish egregious conduct
• Wrongful death damages – If hazing results in death

Who We Can Sue for Adair County Hazing Victims

Fraternities and Sororities Near Adair County

The same national fraternities involved in hazing deaths and injuries nationwide have chapters at universities near Adair County. These include:

• Pi Kappa Phi – Same organization we’re currently suing in Houston
• Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) – Paid $6.1 million in a hazing death case at LSU
• Pi Kappa Alpha (Pike) – Paid $10.1 million in the Stone Foltz case
• Beta Theta Pi – Paid $110 million in the Timothy Piazza case at Penn State
• Phi Delta Theta – Involved in multiple hazing deaths
• Sigma Chi – Currently facing a lawsuit at University of Texas
• Kappa Sigma – Has multiple hazing incidents on record
• Sigma Phi Epsilon – Involved in the Tucker Hipps case

These organizations have deep pockets and insurance policies that can pay substantial settlements. They cannot hide behind “tradition” when their actions cause serious harm.

Universities Near Adair County

Colleges and universities near Adair County have a legal duty to protect their students. When they fail, they can be held liable. This includes:

• Iowa State University (Ames) – Largest university in Iowa with active Greek life
• University of Iowa (Iowa City) – Major public university with Greek organizations
• Drake University (Des Moines) – Private university with Greek life
• University of Northern Iowa (Cedar Falls) – Public university with fraternities and sororities
• Grand View University (Des Moines) – Private university with Greek organizations
• Simpson College (Indianola) – Private liberal arts college near Des Moines
• Buena Vista University (Storm Lake) – Private university with Greek life

These institutions often own or control fraternity and sorority houses on their campuses. They have the power to regulate Greek life and prevent hazing – but too often, they fail to act until it’s too late.

Our Current Case: The $10 Million Fight Against Hazing

We are currently litigating a $10 million lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston for hazing that hospitalized our client with severe rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure. This case is setting the standard for hazing litigation nationwide, and we’re bringing the same aggressive representation to Adair County families.

What Happened in Our Houston Case

Our client, Leonel Bermudez, accepted a bid to join Pi Kappa Phi at the University of Houston in September 2025. What followed was weeks of systematic abuse:

• Waterboarding with garden hoses – simulated drowning that is considered torture
• Forced consumption of milk, hot dogs, and peppercorns – until pledges vomited, then forced to continue activities
• Extreme physical punishment – 500 squats, 100 pushups, bear crawls, and other exercises until exhaustion
• Sleep deprivation – forced to drive fraternity members during early morning hours
• Psychological torture – carrying objects of sexual nature, being hog-tied for over an hour
• Wooden paddles – physical beatings with wooden instruments

On November 3, 2025, Bermudez was punished for missing an event. He was forced to perform extreme exercises until he collapsed and couldn’t stand without help. He crawled up the stairs when he got home. The next day, he couldn’t move. The day after that, his mother rushed him to the hospital where he was diagnosed with severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure. He spent three nights and four days in the hospital.

Why This Case Matters for Adair County

1. It proves hazing is happening at universities near Adair County – The same fraternities operate here in Iowa
2. It shows universities are complicit – UH owned the fraternity house where hazing occurred
3. It demonstrates the medical consequences – Rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure are life-threatening
4. It establishes legal precedent – $10 million is a realistic demand for serious hazing cases
5. It sends a message – We’re holding institutions accountable for dangerous traditions

This isn’t just happening in Houston. It’s happening in Iowa. It could be happening to your child at a university near Adair County.

Precedent Cases: Hazing Victims Can and Do Win

Hazing cases result in multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts. Here are some recent examples that show what’s possible for Adair County families:

Stone Foltz – $10.1 Million (2021)

• Victim: Stone Foltz, Bowling Green State University
• Fraternity: Pi Kappa Alpha
• Hazing: Forced to drink entire bottle of alcohol
• Outcome: $10.1 million settlement from university and fraternity

Maxwell Gruver – $6.1 Million (2017)

• Victim: Maxwell Gruver, Louisiana State University
• Fraternity: Phi Delta Theta
• Hazing: Forced drinking during “Bible Study” event
• Outcome: $6.1 million jury verdict; led to Max Gruver Act making hazing a felony in Louisiana

Timothy Piazza – $110+ Million (2017)

• Victim: Timothy Piazza, Penn State University
• Fraternity: Beta Theta Pi
• Hazing: Forced drinking leading to fatal fall down stairs
• Outcome: $110+ million settlement; led to Timothy J. Piazza Antihazing Law in Pennsylvania

Andrew Coffey – Confidential Settlement (2017)

• Victim: Andrew Coffey, Florida State University
• Fraternity: Pi Kappa Phi (same organization as our Houston case)
• Hazing: Forced to drink entire bottle of bourbon
• Outcome: Settlement; 9 members criminally charged

These cases show that juries and courts take hazing seriously. The same results are possible for Adair County families.

What to Do If Your Child Is Hazed in Adair County

If your child has been hazed at a university near Adair County, time is critical. Here’s what to do:

1. Seek Medical Attention Immediately

• Even if injuries seem minor, get checked by a doctor
• Some injuries (like rhabdomyolysis) may not show symptoms immediately
• Medical records are crucial evidence

2. Preserve All Evidence

• Photos: Take pictures of any physical injuries at all stages of healing
• Screenshots: Save all text messages, GroupMe chats, social media posts about hazing
• Documents: Save any pledge manuals, schedules, or rules given to your child
• Witnesses: Get names and contact information of other pledges or witnesses
• Videos: Preserve any videos or photos from hazing events

3. Do NOT Talk to the Organization

• Do not confront fraternity/sorority leadership
• Do not give statements to university administrators without legal counsel
• Do not sign anything from the organization or their lawyers

4. Do NOT Post on Social Media

• Avoid posting about the incident or your child’s condition
• Defense attorneys will use social media posts against you
• Even innocent posts can be taken out of context

5. Contact an Attorney Immediately

• Call Attorney 911 at 1-888-ATTY-911
• We offer free consultations for Adair County families
• The sooner we get involved, the better we can protect your rights
• We can send preservation letters to prevent evidence destruction

6. Report the Hazing

• Consider filing a police report
• File a complaint with the university’s Title IX office
• Report to national fraternity/sorority organization

Why Adair County Families Need Specialized Hazing Attorneys

Hazing cases are complex and require specialized expertise. Here’s why you need attorneys who understand hazing litigation:

1. We know the culture – We understand Greek life dynamics and how hazing works
2. We know the medical consequences – From rhabdomyolysis to psychological trauma
3. We know the defendants – We’re currently suing Pi Kappa Phi and know how they operate
4. We know the insurance structures – We understand how to pursue fraternity insurance policies
5. We know the universities – We understand institutional liability and oversight failures
6. We know the laws – Iowa hazing statutes, civil liability theories, and more
7. We know how to win – We’re litigating a $10 million hazing case right now

Adair County families don’t need just any personal injury lawyer. You need hazing litigation specialists.

The Attorney 911 Difference for Adair County Families

1. We’re Fighting This Battle Right Now

While other firms talk about hazing cases, we’re actively litigating a $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston. This isn’t theoretical for us – it’s our current case.

2. We Understand Greek Life Culture

Our attorneys understand the dynamics of fraternities and sororities. We know how hazing works, how it’s hidden, and how to expose it.

3. We Have Former Insurance Defense Experience

Both Ralph Manginello and Lupe Pena worked for insurance companies before switching sides. We know how they think, how they value claims, and how to dismantle their defenses.

4. We Can Pursue Multiple Defendants

Hazing cases often involve multiple liable parties:

• Local chapters
• National organizations
• Universities
• Individual members
• House corporations
• Alumni

We know how to build cases against all of them.

5. We Have Federal Court Authority

We’re admitted to practice in U.S. District Court, giving us the ability to pursue federal claims if needed.

6. We Offer Contingency Fee Representation

Adair County families pay nothing upfront. We only get paid if we win your case. This levels the playing field against powerful institutions.

7. We Serve Adair County Families Nationwide

While we’re based in Texas, we represent hazing victims across America, including Adair County. We offer:

• Video consultations
• Remote case management
• Willingness to travel to Adair County for depositions and meetings

Common Hazing Defenses and How We Defeat Them

Defendants in hazing cases often try to minimize their liability. Here are some common defenses and how we counter them:

1. “The Victim Consented to Participate”

Their Argument: “He knew what he was getting into. He could have left at any time.”

Our Response:

• Iowa law explicitly states that consent is not a defense to hazing
• Social pressure and fear of retaliation make “consent” meaningless
• Many victims don’t truly understand what they’re agreeing to
• The law protects students from dangerous traditions, regardless of consent

2. “It Was Just Tradition, Not Hazing”

Their Argument: “This is how we’ve always done things. It’s just part of joining.”

Our Response:

• Tradition doesn’t justify illegal activity
• Waterboarding, forced consumption, and physical abuse are not “tradition” – they’re crimes
• Courts have consistently ruled that these activities are hazing
• Even if it’s “tradition,” it’s still illegal if it endangers students

3. “The University Didn’t Know”

Their Argument: “The university had no idea hazing was happening.”

Our Response:

• Universities have a duty to supervise student organizations
• Many universities own or control fraternity/sorority houses
• Prior incidents often show universities had notice
• Failure to investigate or enforce anti-hazing policies is negligence

4. “The National Organization Didn’t Know”

Their Argument: “The national organization can’t control what happens at local chapters.”

Our Response:

• National organizations have oversight responsibility
• They receive dues from chapters and have the power to discipline
• Prior incidents at other chapters show they had notice
• Failure to implement effective safeguards is negligence

5. “The Victim Was Partially at Fault”

Their Argument: “He participated in some activities, so he shares responsibility.”

Our Response:

• Iowa’s comparative fault laws still allow recovery if the victim is less than 50% at fault
• Hazing creates an environment where victims feel pressured to participate
• Even if partially at fault, the organization is still primarily responsible

The Adair County Community Deserves Better

Adair County families send their children to college expecting them to be safe. They trust that universities and Greek organizations will protect their students. But too often, that trust is betrayed.

The Adair County community deserves:

• Universities that actually enforce anti-hazing policies
• Greek organizations that prioritize safety over “tradition”
• A legal system that holds institutions accountable
• Justice for victims and their families
• Prevention of future hazing incidents

At Attorney 911, we’re committed to making that happen. We’re fighting for Adair County families who have been affected by hazing, and we’re working to prevent future incidents through aggressive litigation and advocacy.

Contact Attorney 911 for Adair County Hazing Victims

If your child has been hazed at a university near Adair County, don’t wait. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and your legal rights expire.

Call us immediately for a free consultation:

📞 1-888-ATTY-911

📧 ralph@atty911.com

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We serve Adair County families nationwide. Distance is not a barrier to justice.

What to Expect When You Call

1. Free, confidential consultation – We’ll listen to your story and explain your options
2. Case evaluation – We’ll assess the strength of your case and potential damages
3. Immediate action – We’ll send preservation letters to protect evidence
4. Aggressive representation – We’ll fight for maximum compensation
5. No upfront costs – We work on contingency; you pay nothing unless we win

Adair County families: You are not alone. We are fighting this battle right now, and we will fight for you.

Frequently Asked Questions About Hazing in Adair County

Q: What exactly counts as hazing in Iowa?

A: Iowa law defines hazing as any intentional, knowing, or reckless act committed for the purpose of initiation into any student organization that endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student. This includes:

• Physical brutality (beatings, paddling, branding)
• Forced consumption of food, alcohol, or other substances
• Sleep deprivation
• Exposure to extreme temperatures
• Any activity that creates an unreasonable risk of harm
• Consent is not a defense – even if a student agrees to participate, it’s still hazing

Q: My child was hazed but doesn’t want to report it. What should I do?

A: Many hazing victims are afraid to come forward due to:

• Fear of social retaliation
• Loyalty to the organization
• Shame or embarrassment
• Not recognizing it as hazing
• Pressure from members to stay quiet

Encourage your child to:

1. Get medical attention if needed
2. Preserve all evidence (texts, photos, etc.)
3. Talk to an attorney – we can explain their rights and options
4. Understand that reporting can prevent future incidents

Remember: Hazing is illegal regardless of whether the victim reports it. The organization is still liable.

Q: How long do we have to file a lawsuit for hazing in Iowa?

A: In Iowa, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is generally 2 years from the date of injury. However, there are exceptions:

• For minors, the clock may not start until they turn 18
• For ongoing hazing, each incident may restart the clock
• For wrongful death cases, it’s 2 years from the date of death

Important: Don’t wait until the deadline approaches. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and your case becomes harder to prove. Contact an attorney as soon as possible.

Q: Can we sue if the hazing happened off-campus?

A: Yes. Iowa’s hazing law applies to activities that occur on or off campus. Many hazing incidents happen at:

• Off-campus fraternity/sorority houses
• Private residences (like the former member’s home in our Houston case)
• Hotels or rented spaces for events
• Outdoor locations for “retreats” or activities

Universities and national organizations can still be liable for off-campus hazing if they knew or should have known about it.

Q: What if my child signed a waiver or contract with the fraternity?

A: Waivers are generally not enforceable in hazing cases. Here’s why:

1. Iowa law makes consent irrelevant – hazing is illegal regardless of agreement
2. Waivers often contain illegal or unenforceable provisions
3. Organizations cannot contract away their duty to protect students
4. Many waivers are signed under pressure or without full understanding
5. Courts have consistently ruled that hazing waivers violate public policy

Don’t let a waiver stop you from seeking justice. Contact an attorney.

Q: How much is a hazing case worth for Adair County victims?

A: Every case is different, but hazing cases can result in substantial compensation. Factors that affect case value include:

• Severity of injuries – Hospitalization, permanent damage, wrongful death
• Medical expenses – Both current and future medical costs
• Psychological impact – PTSD, anxiety, depression
• Academic disruption – Impact on education and career opportunities
• Egregiousness of conduct – Waterboarding, forced consumption, physical abuse
• Pattern of behavior – Prior hazing incidents at the same organization
• Institutional knowledge – Whether the university or national organization knew about previous incidents

Recent hazing cases have resulted in:

• $10.1 million (Stone Foltz case)
• $6.1 million (Maxwell Gruver case)
• $110+ million (Timothy Piazza case)

Q: Will my child get in trouble for reporting hazing?

A: No. Iowa law provides protections for hazing victims and reporters:

1. Immunity for reporting – Students who report hazing in good faith are protected
2. Confidentiality – Reports can often be made confidentially
3. University policies – Most universities have anti-retaliation policies
4. Legal protections – Retaliation against hazing victims can lead to additional legal claims

The organization is more likely to get in trouble than the victim. Hazing is illegal, and organizations that retaliate against reporters face severe consequences.

Q: What if the fraternity is already suspended or closed?

A: Suspension or closure doesn’t protect the organization from liability. In fact, it can be evidence of their knowledge of wrongdoing. Even if the local chapter is closed:

• The national organization may still be liable
• The university may still be liable for failing to prevent hazing
• Individual members may still be personally liable
• Insurance policies may still provide coverage

In our Houston case, Pi Kappa Phi closed the chapter before we filed the lawsuit – but we’re still pursuing them for millions in damages.

Q: Can we sue if the hazing happened at a high school near Adair County?

A: Yes. Iowa’s hazing law applies to all educational institutions, including high schools. Hazing at high school sports teams, marching bands, clubs, and other organizations is illegal and can result in civil liability.

Q: What if my child was hazed but didn’t suffer physical injuries?

A: You can still pursue a case. Hazing often causes serious psychological harm, including:

• PTSD
• Anxiety disorders
• Depression
• Suicidal ideation
• Loss of trust
• Academic decline

Psychological injuries are compensable in civil lawsuits. Even without physical injuries, hazing victims may be entitled to compensation for emotional distress, therapy costs, and other damages.

Q: How long does a hazing lawsuit take?

A: The timeline varies, but hazing cases typically take:

• 6-12 months for minor injuries with clear liability
• 12-24 months for moderate injuries with multiple defendants
• 2-4 years for severe injuries, wrongful death, or complex cases

Factors that can extend the timeline:

• Multiple defendants
• Need for extensive discovery
• Criminal investigations running parallel
• Insurance company delays
• Trial scheduling

Important: While the process takes time, we work to secure interim relief and medical bill payments when possible.

Q: Can we afford a lawyer for a hazing case?

A: Yes. At Attorney 911, we represent hazing victims on a contingency fee basis. This means:

• No upfront costs – You pay nothing to hire us
• No hourly fees – We don’t bill by the hour
• We take the risk – If we don’t win, you owe us nothing
• We get paid from the settlement – Our fee is a percentage of your recovery

This allows Adair County families to level the playing field against powerful institutions with deep pockets.

Q: What if the hazing happened last year or longer ago?

A: Contact us immediately. While the statute of limitations is typically 2 years, there may be exceptions:

• If injuries weren’t immediately apparent
• If the victim was a minor at the time
• If there was ongoing hazing
• If the university or organization concealed evidence

Even if you think it’s too late, consult with an attorney. We can assess the specific timeline of your case.

Q: Can we sue if the hazing happened at a private university near Adair County?

A: Yes. Private universities have the same duty to protect students as public universities. In fact, they may have even greater liability because:

• They often have more control over student organizations
• They may own fraternity/sorority houses
• They have insurance policies that can pay substantial settlements

Private universities near Adair County include:

• Drake University
• Grand View University
• Simpson College
• Buena Vista University

Q: What if my child was hazed at a sports team or marching band, not a fraternity?

A: Hazing happens in many types of organizations, including:

• Sports teams (football, basketball, soccer, etc.)
• Marching bands
• ROTC programs
• Academic clubs
• Honor societies
• Student government
• Performing arts groups

The same laws apply. If your child was hazed in any student organization near Adair County, you may have a case.

Q: Can we sue if the hazing happened in another state but my child attends school near Adair County?

A: Possibly. If the hazing occurred during a school-sponsored event (like a retreat or away game), you may be able to sue:

1. The organization that conducted the hazing
2. The university for failing to supervise
3. Any Iowa-based entities involved

Contact us for a case evaluation. We can assess jurisdiction and your legal options.

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

A: This is rarely a valid defense. Organizations have a duty to supervise their members and prevent hazing. Evidence that can prove they knew or should have known includes:

• Prior hazing incidents at the same chapter
• Hazing incidents at other chapters of the same organization
• Complaints from members or pledges
• Social media posts about hazing
• Pledge manuals or training materials that reference hazing activities
• Testimony from former members

In our Houston case, we’re alleging that Pi Kappa Phi National knew about “a hazing crisis” but failed to act.

Q: Can we sue if my child was hazed but didn’t join the organization?

A: Yes. Many hazing victims are injured during the pledge process before they officially join. In our Houston case, our client was a “ghost rush” – he wasn’t even enrolled at the university yet.

The law protects all students from hazing, regardless of membership status.

Q: What if the hazing involved alcohol and my child was under 21?

A: This strengthens your case. Providing alcohol to minors is illegal, and using alcohol in hazing creates additional liability:

• The organization can be liable for providing alcohol to underage students
• The university can be liable for failing to prevent underage drinking
• Individual members can be criminally charged for providing alcohol
• Insurance policies may have exclusions for alcohol-related incidents

Q: Can we sue if the hazing happened years ago but my child is still suffering?

A: Possibly. Some injuries have delayed onset or long-term consequences:

• Psychological trauma that develops over time
• Physical injuries that cause chronic conditions
• Academic or career impacts that become apparent later

Contact us for an evaluation. We can assess whether the statute of limitations applies to your specific situation.

The Adair County Community Can Make a Difference

Hazing won’t stop until institutions face real consequences. Adair County families can help change the culture by:

1. Reporting hazing incidents – Even if you’re not sure it’s “serious enough”
2. Supporting victims – Encourage them to come forward
3. Demanding accountability – From universities and Greek organizations
4. Advocating for change – Work with legislators on stronger hazing laws
5. Sharing information – Help others recognize hazing when they see it

Together, we can protect Adair County students from dangerous traditions.

Contact Attorney 911 Today

If your child has been hazed at a university near Adair County, don’t wait. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and your legal rights expire.

📞 Call 1-888-ATTY-911 now for a free consultation

📧 Email ralph@atty911.com

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We serve Adair County families nationwide. We’re fighting this battle right now, and we’ll fight for you.

Adair County families: Your child didn’t deserve this. Let’s hold them accountable.