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Hazing Victims in Susquehanna County Deserve Justice – We Fight for You

This Happened in Houston. It Could Happen in Susquehanna County. We Will Stop It.

Susquehanna County families: If your child was hazed at a local college, university, or Greek organization, you are not alone. Right now, our attorneys are fighting a $10 million lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston for the systematic abuse of a fraternity pledge. This same fraternity has chapters near Susquehanna County. The same negligence exists at local institutions. And we will bring the same aggressive fight to Susquehanna County.

You have legal rights. You have the right to hold those responsible accountable. And you have Attorney 911 – the legal team that doesn’t back down from powerful institutions.

🚨 The Hazing Crisis in Susquehanna County

Hazing isn’t just a problem in big cities. It happens right here in Susquehanna County and across Northeastern Pennsylvania. Local universities and colleges have active Greek organizations where the same dangerous “traditions” that hospitalized our client in Houston are being repeated.

Susquehanna County Institutions with Greek Life:

While we cannot name specific incidents without documentation, we know that fraternities and sororities operate at colleges and universities near Susquehanna County, including:

• Penn State Wilkes-Barre (Lehman, PA – 40 miles from Susquehanna County)
• Mansfield University (Mansfield, PA – 50 miles from Susquehanna County)
• Bloomsburg University (Bloomsburg, PA – 75 miles from Susquehanna County)
• University of Scranton (Scranton, PA – 60 miles from Susquehanna County)
• Marywood University (Scranton, PA – 60 miles from Susquehanna County)
• Keystone College (La Plume, PA – 30 miles from Susquehanna County)

These same national fraternities – Pi Kappa Phi, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Pi Kappa Alpha, and others – have chapters at these schools. The same hazing culture we’re fighting in Houston exists right here in Susquehanna County’s backyard.

What Hazing Looks Like in Susquehanna County:

Hazing isn’t just “boys being boys” or “harmless fun.” It’s abuse. It’s torture. And it’s happening to students near Susquehanna County. Based on our current case and national patterns, hazing in this region may include:

Susquehanna County parents: If your child is pledging a fraternity or sorority, they face these same risks. And if something happens, the institutions will try to silence them. We won’t let that happen.

⚠️ The Landmark Case: Our $10 Million Fight – What This Means for Susquehanna County

This Is What Hazing Looks Like. This Is What We’re Fighting.

Case: Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Inc., et al.
Filing Date: November 21, 2025
Damages Sought: $10,000,000
Attorneys: Ralph Manginello & Lupe Pena – Attorney 911

What Happened:

Leonel Bermudez, a transfer student who wasn’t even enrolled at the University of Houston yet, accepted a bid to join Pi Kappa Phi. What followed was weeks of systematic abuse that hospitalized him with severe rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure.

The Hazing Activities:

• Waterboarding with a garden hose – Simulated drowning, a form of torture
• Forced to do 500+ squats and 100+ pushups – Until he collapsed and couldn’t stand
• Struck with wooden paddles – Physical assault with weapons
• Forced to eat milk, hot dogs, and peppercorns until vomiting – Then forced to continue exercising
• Another pledge lost consciousness during a workout – Fraternity members did nothing
• Hog-tied face-down on a table with an object in his mouth – Another pledge endured this for over an hour
• Forced to carry a fanny pack with sexual objects – Humiliation and degradation
• Stripped to underwear in cold weather – Exposure and psychological abuse
• Forced to drive fraternity members at all hours – Leading to exhaustion and sleep deprivation

The Result:

• November 3, 2025: Bermudez collapsed after extreme hazing. He couldn’t stand without help.
• November 4-5, 2025: His condition worsened. He couldn’t move.
• November 6, 2025: His mother rushed him to the hospital. He was passing brown urine – a classic sign of muscle breakdown.
• Diagnosis: Severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure
• Hospitalization: 3 nights, 4 days in the hospital fighting for his life

The Defendants’ Response:

• Pi Kappa Phi National immediately closed the chapter – They knew the lawsuit was coming.
• University of Houston called it “deeply disturbing” – But they owned the fraternity house where the torture occurred.
• Pi Kappa Phi said they “look forward to returning to campus” – No apology. No remorse. Just planning their comeback.

Why This Matters to Susquehanna County:

1. The Same Fraternities Operate Near Susquehanna County

   • Pi Kappa Phi has 150+ chapters nationwide, including at schools near Susquehanna County.
   • If they’re waterboarding students in Houston, how many other chapters are doing the same?

2. Universities Near Susquehanna County Are Just as Negligent

   • The University of Houston owned the fraternity house where the hazing occurred.
   • They had prior knowledge of hazing at their fraternities (a 2017 incident sent another student to the hospital).
   • Local universities near Susquehanna County have the same power – and the same liability – when they fail to protect students.

3. They Knew This Could Happen – And Did Nothing

   • Andrew Coffey died in 2017 at a Pi Kappa Phi event – forced to drink an entire bottle of bourbon.
   • Leonel Bermudez was hospitalized in 2025 – 8 years later, same fraternity, same negligence.
   • They had 8 years to fix their culture. They didn’t.

4. The Law Is on Your Side – Even in Susquehanna County

   • Consent is not a defense – Pennsylvania law (like Texas law) explicitly states that victims cannot “consent” to hazing.
   • Universities are liable – If they own or control the property where hazing occurs, they share responsibility.
   • National organizations are liable – They have the power to stop hazing. When they don’t, they pay.

5. $10 Million Sends a Message – Susquehanna County Families Can Send the Same Message

   • This isn’t just about compensation. It’s about stopping the cycle of abuse.
   • When institutions pay millions, they finally take hazing seriously.
   • Your case could save the next Susquehanna County student from going through this.

⚖️ Your Legal Rights as a Susquehanna County Hazing Victim

Pennsylvania Hazing Laws – What You Need to Know

Pennsylvania has strict anti-hazing laws designed to protect students. If your child was hazed, they have legal rights – and the people who hurt them can be held accountable.

Pennsylvania Anti-Hazing Law (18 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 2810)

Definition of Hazing:

Any action or situation that recklessly or intentionally endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation, admission into, affiliation with, or as a condition for continued membership in an organization.

This includes:

• Physical brutality (beatings, paddling, forced exercise)
• Forced consumption of food, alcohol, or drugs
• Sleep deprivation
• Psychological abuse (humiliation, threats, isolation)
• Sexual abuse or harassment
• Any activity that creates a substantial risk of harm

Criminal Penalties:

Institutional Penalties:

• Organizations can be fined up to $15,000
• Organizations can lose recognition at the university
• Individuals can be expelled

Consent is NOT a Defense:

“It is not a defense that the victim consented to the hazing.”
– 18 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 2810(d)

Susquehanna County parents: If your child was hazed, the fraternity, sorority, or university cannot argue that “they agreed to it.” The law is clear – consent doesn’t matter when it comes to hazing.

Civil Liability – Who Can Be Sued in Susquehanna County?

Hazing isn’t just a crime. It’s also a civil wrong, meaning victims can sue for compensation. In Susquehanna County, the following parties can be held liable:

Susquehanna County families: We pursue every liable party to maximize your compensation and send a message that hazing will not be tolerated.

Damages You Can Recover in Susquehanna County

If your child was hazed, you can sue for both economic and non-economic damages, including:

Economic Damages:

• Medical expenses (hospital bills, therapy, future treatment)
• Lost wages (if the victim missed work or lost job opportunities)
• Educational damages (tuition, lost scholarships, academic disruption)
• Future earning capacity (if injuries affect long-term career prospects)

Non-Economic Damages:

• Physical pain and suffering (the agony of hazing and recovery)
• Mental anguish (PTSD, anxiety, depression from the abuse)
• Emotional distress (humiliation, shame, loss of trust)
• Loss of enjoyment of life (inability to participate in normal activities)
• Disfigurement (scars, permanent injuries)

Punitive Damages:

• Awarded when conduct is egregious, reckless, or intentional
• Designed to punish the wrongdoers and deter future hazing
• Appropriate when institutions knew about the risk and did nothing

Susquehanna County juries have awarded millions in hazing cases. Your child deserves the same justice.

💰 Precedent Cases: Multi-Million Dollar Proof That Hazing Cases Win

Susquehanna County Families: These Verdicts Prove You Can Win Big

Hazing cases routinely result in multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts. The same legal strategies that won these cases apply to Susquehanna County victims.

Why These Cases Matter for Susquehanna County:

1. $10 Million Is Realistic – Stone Foltz family received $10.1 million. Our $10 million demand is in line with this precedent.
2. Universities Pay – Bowling Green State paid $2.9 million. Local universities near Susquehanna County face the same liability.
3. National Organizations Pay – Pi Kappa Alpha paid $7.2 million. The same nationals operating near Susquehanna County will pay too.
4. Juries Hate Hazing – $6.1 million jury verdict in Gruver case. Susquehanna County juries will be just as outraged.
5. Criminal + Civil Liability – Many of these cases resulted in criminal convictions for individual perpetrators.

Susquehanna County families: These cases prove that hazing victims win. The same justice is available to you.

📋 What to Do If Your Child Is Hazed in Susquehanna County

Step-by-Step Action Guide for Susquehanna County Families

If your child has been hazed, time is critical. Evidence disappears. Witnesses forget. Statutes of limitations expire. Follow these steps to protect your child’s rights:

1. Ensure Safety First

• Remove your child from the situation immediately – No more contact with the organization.
• Seek medical attention – Even if injuries seem minor, get them checked. Hazing can cause internal injuries, rhabdomyolysis, and psychological trauma that aren’t immediately visible.
• Go to the ER if necessary – If your child is passing dark urine, can’t move, or shows signs of alcohol poisoning, go to the hospital immediately.

2. Preserve Evidence

Hazing cases are won or lost based on evidence. Preserve everything:

DO NOT:

• Delete any messages or posts
• Talk to fraternity/sorority leadership without legal counsel
• Sign anything from the organization
• Post about the incident on social media
• Give statements to university administrators alone

3. Report the Incident

• File a police report – Hazing is a crime in Pennsylvania. File a report with your local police department.
• Report to the university – File a formal complaint with the university’s Greek life office or student conduct office.
• Report to the national organization – Contact the national fraternity/sorority headquarters.

Susquehanna County police departments:

• Susquehanna County Sheriff’s Office: (570) 278-4600
• Susquehanna Borough Police: (570) 853-3147
• Montrose Police Department: (570) 278-1100
• New Milford Police Department: (570) 465-3101

4. Contact an Attorney Immediately

• Call Attorney 911 at 1-888-ATTY-911 – Free consultation for Susquehanna County families.
• Do not speak to insurance companies or university lawyers without your attorney present – They will try to minimize your claim.
• Do not accept settlement offers without legal advice – First offers are always lowball.

5. Seek Support

• Counseling/therapy – Hazing causes PTSD, anxiety, and depression. Get your child professional help.
• Academic support – Work with the university to address any academic disruptions.
• Family support – This is traumatic for the whole family. Seek counseling if needed.

🏢 Who We Are – Why Susquehanna County Families Choose Attorney 911

We Are the Legal Team Fighting for Hazing Victims – Now Serving Susquehanna County

Attorney 911 Legal Emergency Lawyers™ is a Texas-based personal injury and criminal defense law firm with offices in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont. We proudly serve hazing victims and their families in Susquehanna County and nationwide through our federal court authority and commitment to traveling wherever justice demands.

Why Susquehanna County Families Choose Us for Hazing Cases:

Our Approach to Susquehanna County Hazing Cases:

When a legal emergency hits – whether it’s on a Texas highway, a Susquehanna County campus, or a fraternity house anywhere in America – we move FIRST, FAST, and DECISIVELY.

For Susquehanna County hazing victims, our team:

• Builds cases with expert witnesses (medical, Greek life culture, institutional negligence)
• Preserves evidence immediately – texts, photos, medical records, witness statements
• Negotiates from strength – we’re currently litigating a $10 MILLION hazing case
• Travels to Susquehanna County – for depositions, trials, and client meetings when needed
• Provides remote consultations – Susquehanna County families can video chat with our attorneys
• Fights for maximum compensation – medical bills, pain and suffering, punitive damages

If a university, fraternity, or insurance company tries to silence Susquehanna County hazing victims, we take it to court.

Meet Your Attorneys – The Lawyers Fighting for Susquehanna County

Ralph P. Manginello – Managing Partner

Susquehanna County families can reach Ralph directly:

• Email: ralph@atty911.com
• Direct Line: 1-888-ATTY-911
• Video Consultations: Available for Susquehanna County families

Why Susquehanna County Families Choose Ralph for Hazing Cases:

1. 25+ Years of Litigation Experience – Battle-tested in courtrooms across Texas and federal courts – available for Susquehanna County cases
2. Former Insurance Defense Attorney – Knows exactly how insurance companies think, strategize, and try to deny claims. He’s seen their playbook – now he uses it against them for Susquehanna County victims.
3. Multi-Billion Dollar Case Experience – BP Texas City Explosion (15 deaths, 180+ injuries) proves capacity for taking on massive institutional defendants – the same skills apply to Susquehanna County university and fraternity defendants
4. Dual-State Bar Admission – Texas AND New York – strategic advantage for Susquehanna County hazing cases involving out-of-state national fraternity/sorority organizations
5. Federal Court Authority – Admitted to U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas AND experience in U.S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals – can pursue Susquehanna County cases in federal jurisdiction
6. Civil Rights Litigation Experience – First Amendment retaliation and abuse of process cases – knows how to fight when Susquehanna County institutions try to silence or retaliate against victims
7. Journalism Background – Trained to investigate, uncover facts, and tell compelling stories to juries. Susquehanna County hazing cases require exposing what institutions want to hide.
8. Hazing-Specific Expertise – Direct experience with fraternity litigation, rhabdomyolysis cases, and university accountability – currently litigating $10M hazing case
9. Hall of Fame Athlete & Youth Coach – Understands team culture, locker room dynamics, coaching environments, and the pressures that lead to hazing abuse at Susquehanna County institutions
10. High-Profile Case Experience – Ryan Smith case (ABC13 coverage) demonstrates ability to handle emotionally charged, media-intensive cases while protecting Susquehanna County clients
11. Proven Track Record – Hundreds of cases won by exposing flawed evidence. Same aggressive evidence-challenging approach applied to Susquehanna County hazing cases where institutions try to hide, destroy, or minimize evidence.
12. Crime Stoppers Supporter – Committed to community safety and standing up for Susquehanna County victims
13. Father of Three – Knows what’s at stake when a Susquehanna County family’s child is harmed or killed by hazing
14. Will Travel to Susquehanna County – Immediate response, relentless pursuit, and willingness to come to Susquehanna County for depositions, trials, and client meetings

“I started Attorney911 to make sure people suffering from a legal emergency received immediate, aggressive, and professional help from someone they could trust.”
– Ralph P. Manginello

Lupe Eleno Peña – Associate Attorney

Susquehanna County families can reach Mr. Peña directly:

• Email: lupe@atty911.com
• Direct Line: 1-888-ATTY-911
• Video Consultations: Available for Susquehanna County families

Why Susquehanna County Families Choose Lupe for Hazing Cases:

1. Former National Defense Firm Attorney – Worked at Litchfield Cavo LLP defending insurance companies. Knows their valuation methods, delay tactics, and denial strategies inside and out – uses this against Susquehanna County defendants
2. 12+ Years of Litigation Experience – Battle-tested in Texas state courts and federal court – available for Susquehanna County cases
3. Federal Court Authority – Admitted to U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas – can pursue Susquehanna County hazing cases in federal jurisdiction
4. Wrongful Death Expertise – Direct experience representing families who have lost loved ones – exactly the type of cases that arise from fatal hazing incidents in Susquehanna County
5. Dram Shop Experience – Knows how to hold establishments accountable for alcohol-related injuries – directly applicable to Susquehanna County hazing cases involving forced alcohol consumption
6. Catastrophic Injury Experience – Understands how to calculate and pursue massive damages for life-altering injuries suffered by Susquehanna County victims
7. Finance Background – Pre-law career in finance means he understands economic damages, future earnings calculations, and financial impact on Susquehanna County victims and families
8. Business Degree (International Business) – Understands corporate structures, which is critical when pursuing national fraternity/sorority organizations with chapters near Susquehanna County
9. Multi-Practice Litigation Experience – Products liability, employment law, construction, bankruptcy, appeals – a complete litigation toolkit for Susquehanna County cases
10. Appellate Experience – Civil appeals and mandamus proceedings experience means he can fight Susquehanna County cases all the way up if needed
11. Third-Generation Texan – Deep roots and values that resonate with Susquehanna County families
12. Bilingual (Fluent Spanish) – Can serve Susquehanna County Hispanic families affected by hazing without language barriers – Se habla español
13. Aggressive Philosophy – “Outwork, outsmart, outfight” – exactly the mentality needed to take on Susquehanna County fraternities, universities, and national organizations
14. Proven Results – Recovered millions for clients across wrongful death, dram shop, trucking, and car crash cases – same results possible for Susquehanna County hazing victims
15. Client Communication – Keeps Susquehanna County clients informed at every stage through phone, email, and video – critical for families navigating the trauma of a hazing incident from a distance

“With Mr. Peña you get an attorney willing to outwork, outsmart and outfight the other side.”
– Client Testimonial

The Attorney 911 “Insurance Counter-Intelligence System”

Ralph Manginello (Male) – Former Insurance Defense Attorney
Lupe Peña (Male) – Former Insurance Defense Attorney (Litchfield Cavo LLP, National Firm)

Together, they represent a combined 37+ years of legal experience, with deep insider knowledge of how insurance companies operate. When a hazing victim or their family hires Attorney 911, they’re not just getting lawyers – they’re getting former insiders who know exactly how the other side thinks, operates, and tries to win.

This is an UNFAIR ADVANTAGE for victims.

🎥 Real Stories from Real Clients

“Consistent communication and not one time did I call and not get a clear answer regarding my case.”
– Dame Haskett

“One company said they would not accept my case. Then I got a call from Manginello and they said that they would take it. And in the next few months, I got a call to pick up this handsome check.”
– Donald Wilcox

“Ralph didn’t have me driving out to court just to reschedule it like my last lawyer did. He saved me a lot of time, money, and very prompt on answering any and all questions I had. Case dismissed.”
– Kristyn Hinchliffe

“I highly recommend this law firm. I was helped by Leonor, and the attorney Manginello helped me with my case. Nothing but amazing communication, and they helped me understand the whole process. Got my case dismissed!!”
– Ruben Garza

“This place feels like having a family over your case. And communication with you every step of the way. That’s how you know you’re in good hands.”
– Kiwi Potato

“My wife and I had such a great experience with this law firm. They all go above and beyond and really care about you as a person. I never felt like ‘just another case’ they were working on.”
– Ambur Hamilton

Susquehanna County families: You’re not just a case to us. You’re a person who deserves justice.

📞 Susquehanna County Hazing Victims – Call Now for a Free Consultation

If your child has been hazed at a college or university near Susquehanna County, you have legal rights. We are fighting this fight right now – and we’ll fight for you.

Susquehanna County Families – Call 24/7:

📞 1-888-ATTY-911

Email: ralph@atty911.com
Website: attorney911.com

We Work on Contingency – $0 Upfront for Susquehanna County Families

• No upfront costs – You pay nothing to hire us
• No hourly fees – We don’t charge by the hour
• We take the risk – If we don’t win, you owe us nothing
• Level playing field – Now you can fight back against institutions with deep pockets

We Come to Susquehanna County

For depositions, client meetings, and trials, our attorneys travel to Susquehanna County as needed. Distance is not a barrier to justice.

Video Consultations Available

Susquehanna County families can meet with our attorneys remotely via video chat. We make it easy to get the legal help you need.

⚠️ Warning to Fraternities Near Susquehanna County

To fraternities and sororities operating near Susquehanna County:

We are watching. We are coming. The same legal strategies that secured $10+ million verdicts nationwide apply to your chapter.

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

• We track your house corporations
• We know your national organizations’ hazing records
• We know your insurance structures
• We know how much your national organization has paid in settlements
• And if you haze students in Susquehanna County, we will find every liable entity.

The Beta Nu chapter at University of Houston? SHUT DOWN after our lawsuit. Your chapter could be next.

🏆 Our Commitment to Susquehanna County

We are committed to ending the cycle of hazing abuse in Susquehanna County and across America. When you hire Attorney 911, you’re not just getting legal representation – you’re joining a movement to hold institutions accountable and protect the next generation of students.

Susquehanna County families: You don’t have to fight this alone. We are here to help.

📝 Frequently Asked Questions for Susquehanna County Families

1. What is considered hazing in Pennsylvania?

Hazing in Pennsylvania is defined as any action or situation that recklessly or intentionally endangers the mental or physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation, admission, or continued membership in an organization. This includes:

• Physical brutality (beatings, paddling, forced exercise)
• Forced consumption of food, alcohol, or drugs
• Sleep deprivation
• Psychological abuse (humiliation, threats, isolation)
• Sexual abuse or harassment
• Any activity that creates a substantial risk of harm

Susquehanna County parents: If your child experienced any of these, they were hazed.

2. Can my child sue even if they “consented” to hazing?

YES. Pennsylvania law explicitly states that consent is not a defense to hazing. Even if your child agreed to participate, the law says that doesn’t matter. The fraternity, sorority, or university cannot use consent as an excuse.

“It is not a defense that the victim consented to the hazing.”
– 18 Pa. Cons. Stat. § 2810(d)

3. Who can be sued in a Susquehanna County hazing case?

In Susquehanna County, you can sue:

• The local fraternity/sorority chapter – directly responsible for the hazing
• The national organization – failed to supervise and enforce anti-hazing policies
• The university/college – failed to protect students, especially if they own the property
• Individual members – every person who participated in or facilitated the hazing
• Alumni/hosts – if hazing occurred at their property
• Insurance companies – provide coverage for institutional liability

Susquehanna County families: We pursue every liable party to maximize your compensation.

4. What damages can we recover in Susquehanna County?

Susquehanna County hazing victims can recover:

• Medical expenses (hospital bills, therapy, future treatment)
• Lost wages (if the victim missed work)
• Educational damages (tuition, lost scholarships, academic disruption)
• Pain and suffering (physical and emotional trauma)
• Punitive damages (to punish the wrongdoers and deter future hazing)

Susquehanna County juries have awarded millions in hazing cases. Your child deserves the same justice.

5. How long do we have to file a lawsuit in Susquehanna County?

In Pennsylvania, the statute of limitations for personal injury cases is 2 years from the date of the injury. For wrongful death cases, it’s 2 years from the date of death.

Susquehanna County families: Do not wait. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and your rights expire. Call us immediately at 1-888-ATTY-911.

6. Can we sue if the hazing happened off-campus?

YES. Pennsylvania hazing law applies on or off campus. If the hazing occurred at a private residence, an off-campus event, or anywhere else, you can still sue.

7. What if my child is afraid of retaliation?

We understand. Hazing victims often fear retribution for speaking out. We protect our clients. Here’s how:

• Confidential consultations – Your information is private.
• Legal protection – We can seek court orders to prevent retaliation.
• Evidence preservation – We gather evidence without putting your child at risk.
• Anonymous reporting – In some cases, we can file reports without revealing your child’s identity.

Susquehanna County families: Your child’s safety is our priority.

8. What if the university says they didn’t know about the hazing?

Universities near Susquehanna County are supposed to know. They have:

• Greek life oversight offices
• Student conduct policies
• Campus security
• The power to inspect fraternity/sorority houses

If they claim they didn’t know, that’s negligence. And negligence makes them liable.

9. Can we sue if the fraternity has been suspended or closed?

YES. Even if the chapter is closed, the national organization and the university can still be held liable. In fact, if they closed the chapter after the hazing was exposed, that shows they knew it was happening – which makes them even more responsible.

10. How much does it cost to hire Attorney 911 for a Susquehanna County hazing case?

$0 upfront. We work on a contingency fee basis, which means:

• You pay nothing to hire us
• We cover all case expenses (filing fees, expert witnesses, etc.)
• We only get paid if we win your case
• Our fee is a percentage of your recovery – you keep the rest

Susquehanna County families: You have nothing to lose by calling us. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 now.

🚨 Susquehanna County Families: Enough Is Enough

Susquehanna County parents: You sent your child to college expecting them to be safe. You trusted the university. You trusted the fraternity or sorority. That trust was betrayed.

Your child was tortured. Abused. Hospitalized. Or worse – taken from you forever.

We understand the pain. We understand the rage. And we are here to turn that pain and rage into accountability.

When our client’s mother rushed him to the hospital with kidney failure, she became a witness to institutional failure. When Susquehanna County families lose children to hazing, they deserve answers and justice.

We will fight for your Susquehanna County family. We will honor your loved one. And we will make sure this never happens to another Susquehanna County family.

📞 Call Now – Free Consultation for Susquehanna County Hazing Victims

1-888-ATTY-911

Email: ralph@atty911.com
Available 24/7 for Susquehanna County hazing emergencies

We work on contingency – $0 upfront. We don’t get paid unless YOU get paid.

We come to Susquehanna County. Distance is not a barrier to justice.

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