🛡️ Attorney 911 — Kleberg County’s Hazing Litigation Experts
Protecting Students, Punishing Abusers, and Holding Institutions Accountable Across Texas and Nationwide
🚨 Kleberg County Families: Your Child Was Hazed. Now What?
If your son or daughter has been the victim of hazing at a college, university, or Greek organization near Kleberg County, you are not alone. And you do not have to face this alone.
At Attorney 911, we are currently litigating a $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston — a case involving waterboarding, forced exercise to kidney failure, and systematic abuse of a young man who just wanted to join a brotherhood. This isn’t happening in a distant state. This is happening right here in Texas, and it could be happening to students near Kleberg County.
The same national fraternities that operate at universities in Corpus Christi, Kingsville, and across South Texas have the same hazing cultures. The same institutions that failed to protect students in Houston are failing students near Kleberg County. And the same legal strategies that are winning millions in Houston can win justice for Kleberg County families.
Kleberg County parents: If your child has been hazed, we will fight for you with the same fury we’re bringing to the UH case.
🏆 Why Kleberg County Families Choose Attorney 911 for Hazing Cases
1. We Are Fighting This Fight RIGHT NOW — And Winning
While other law firms talk about hazing, we are actively litigating a $10 million hazing lawsuit in Texas. This isn’t theoretical. This isn’t hypothetical. This is real, and it’s happening now.
- Current Case: Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Inc., et al. — $10 million lawsuit filed November 21, 2025
- Media Coverage: ABC13, KHOU 11, Houston Chronicle, Houston Public Media
- Defendants: Pi Kappa Phi National, UH Beta Nu Chapter, University of Houston, UH Board of Regents, individual members
- Injuries: Severe rhabdomyolysis, acute kidney failure, 4-day hospitalization
Kleberg County families: This is the level of representation we provide. If your child has been hazed, we will pursue every liable party with the same aggression.
2. Former Insurance Defense Attorneys — We Know Their Playbook
Both Ralph Manginello and Lupe Pena worked for insurance companies before switching sides to represent victims. We know exactly how insurance adjusters, risk managers, and defense attorneys think. We know their strategies. We know their tactics. And we know how to dismantle their defenses.
When you hire Attorney 911, you’re not just getting lawyers — you’re getting former insiders who know how the other side operates.
3. Dual-State Bar Admission — Texas AND New York
We are licensed to practice in both Texas and New York, giving us a strategic advantage when pursuing national fraternity organizations headquartered outside Texas. Many hazing cases involve out-of-state defendants with deep pockets. Our dual-state authority allows us to pursue them wherever they are.
4. Federal Court Authority — U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas
We are admitted to practice in federal court, which is essential for cases involving:
- National fraternity organizations
- Civil rights violations (Title IX, 14th Amendment)
- Multi-state defendants
- Cases with federal jurisdiction
Kleberg County families: Federal court authority means we can pursue your case no matter where the defendants are located.
5. Se Habla Español — Bilingual Representation for Kleberg County Families
We understand that hazing affects families from all backgrounds. Our staff is fluent in Spanish, and we provide comprehensive legal services to Spanish-speaking clients, including:
- Initial consultations in Spanish
- Ongoing case communication in Spanish
- Document translation and explanation
- Courtroom interpretation coordination
Eliminamos las barreras del idioma para que obtenga la justicia que merece.
6. Contingency Fee Representation — $0 Upfront for Kleberg County Families
We understand that cost can be a prohibitive factor in hiring a lawyer, especially for Kleberg County families dealing with the trauma of hazing. We take hazing cases on contingency — you don’t pay us unless and until you get paid.
- $0 upfront
- No hourly fees
- No retainer required
- We only get paid if we win your case
This levels the playing field. Now Kleberg County families can fight back against powerful institutions without worrying about legal fees.
7. Proven Track Record of Multi-Million Dollar Results
We have recovered millions of dollars for victims across Texas and nationwide. Our experience includes:
- BP Texas City Explosion Litigation — Mass tort experience against massive corporate defendants
- Multi-Million Dollar Personal Injury Settlements — Proven ability to secure high-value outcomes
- Hundreds of Cases Won — By exposing flawed evidence and challenging insurance company tactics
The same strategies that win millions in personal injury cases apply to hazing litigation.
8. We Will Travel to Kleberg County for Your Case
While we are based in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont, we serve hazing victims nationwide, including Kleberg County. We will travel to Kleberg County for:
- Client meetings
- Depositions
- Trials
- Campus visits
- Evidence collection
Distance is not a barrier to justice. If your child was hazed in Kleberg County, we will be there to fight for you.
🎯 The Hazing Crisis in Kleberg County and South Texas
Kleberg County Parents: Your Children Are at Risk
Hazing is not limited to major universities in big cities. It happens at colleges and universities near Kleberg County, including:
- Texas A&M University-Kingsville — Home to multiple Greek organizations with active fraternity and sorority chapters
- Del Mar College (Corpus Christi) — Community college with Greek life presence
- Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi — Island University with growing Greek system
- Private and regional colleges across South Texas
The same national fraternities that operate at University of Houston and Texas A&M have chapters near Kleberg County. These include:
- Pi Kappa Phi — Defendant in our current $10 million lawsuit
- Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) — Paid $1 million+ in hazing settlements
- Pi Kappa Alpha (Pike) — Responsible for Stone Foltz’s death ($10.1 million settlement)
- Beta Theta Pi — Timothy Piazza case ($110 million+ settlement)
- Phi Delta Theta — Maxwell Gruver case ($6.1 million jury verdict)
Kleberg County families: If your child is pledging a fraternity or sorority at a university near Kleberg County, they face the same risks that hospitalized our client in Houston.
What Hazing Looks Like Near Kleberg County
Hazing near Kleberg County takes many forms, including:
| Category | Examples | Medical Risks |
|---|---|---|
| Physical Abuse | Beatings, paddling, branding, burning | Broken bones, burns, traumatic brain injury |
| Forced Consumption | Alcohol (binge drinking), food (eating until vomiting), non-food substances | Alcohol poisoning, choking, organ damage |
| Extreme Exercise | Hundreds of squats, pushups, bear crawls, “suicides” | Rhabdomyolysis, kidney failure, cardiac arrest |
| Waterboarding | Simulated drowning with hoses or buckets | Psychological trauma, physical injury |
| Exposure | Forced to strip in cold weather, confined in small spaces | Hypothermia, frostbite, heat stroke |
| Sleep Deprivation | Late-night activities, forced driving, disrupted sleep | Exhaustion, accidents, mental health decline |
| Psychological Torture | Humiliation, degradation, threats, isolation | PTSD, anxiety, depression, suicidal ideation |
| Sexual Abuse | Forced nudity, sexual acts, carrying sexual objects | Sexual assault, long-term psychological harm |
Kleberg County parents: If your child has experienced any of these activities, they have been hazed. And they have legal rights.
⚖️ Your Legal Rights as a Kleberg County Hazing Victim
Texas Hazing Law — What Kleberg County Families Need to Know
Texas has strong anti-hazing laws that apply to all educational institutions, including those near Kleberg County. Under Texas Education Code § 37.151-37.157:
- Hazing is illegal — It is a crime to haze or to fail to report hazing.
- Consent is not a defense — Even if your child “agreed” to participate, the law says consent does not matter.
- Organizations can be penalized — Fraternities, sororities, and universities can be fined up to $10,000 and lose permission to operate.
- Individuals can be jailed — Hazing causing serious bodily injury is a Class A Misdemeanor (up to 1 year in jail).
- You can sue — Civil lawsuits allow victims to recover compensation for medical bills, pain and suffering, and punitive damages.
Kleberg County families: These laws apply to all Texas schools, including universities near Kleberg County.
Who Is Liable for Kleberg County Hazing?
When hazing occurs near Kleberg County, multiple parties can be held legally responsible, including:
| Defendant | Basis for Liability |
|---|---|
| Local Chapter | Directly organized and conducted hazing activities |
| Chapter Officers | Leadership responsibility; directed hazing |
| Individual Members | Participated in or failed to stop hazing |
| National Organization | Failed to supervise chapter; knew about hazing culture |
| University/College | Failed to prevent hazing; premises liability if they own the property |
| Housing Corporation | Owned/controlled property where hazing occurred |
| Alumni | Allowed hazing at their residence; premises liability |
| Insurance Companies | Liability coverage for institutional defendants |
Kleberg County families: We pursue every liable party to maximize your recovery.
💰 What Kleberg County Hazing Victims Can Recover
Economic Damages — The Tangible Costs
| Damage Type | Examples |
|---|---|
| Past Medical Expenses | Emergency room, hospitalization, diagnostic tests, treatment |
| Future Medical Expenses | Ongoing kidney monitoring, specialists, potential dialysis/transplant |
| Mental Health Treatment | Therapy for PTSD, anxiety, depression |
| Lost Wages | Time missed from work during recovery |
| Lost Academic Investment | Tuition/fees for disrupted semester, scholarship loss |
| Future Earning Capacity | If injuries cause permanent limitations |
Non-Economic Damages — Pain and Suffering
| Damage Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Physical Pain | Pain during hazing, hospitalization, and recovery |
| Mental Anguish | Trauma from abuse, fear of retribution, ongoing anxiety |
| Emotional Distress | Humiliation, shame, loss of trust, depression |
| Loss of Enjoyment | Inability to participate in normal activities |
| Disfigurement | Scars from branding, burns, or injuries |
Punitive Damages — Punishing Egregious Conduct
Punitive damages are awarded when conduct is grossly negligent, reckless, or intentional. They are meant to punish the wrongdoer and deter future misconduct.
Examples of conduct that justify punitive damages in hazing cases:
- Waterboarding or simulated drowning
- Forcing exercise to the point of organ failure
- Beating with wooden paddles or other objects
- Forced consumption of alcohol or food to the point of vomiting
- Covering up or failing to report hazing despite knowledge of prior incidents
Kleberg County families: Punitive damages send a message that hazing will not be tolerated.
📋 What to Do If Your Child Is Hazed in Kleberg County
Immediate Action Protocol for Kleberg County Families
If your child has been hazed at a university near Kleberg County, follow these steps immediately:
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Ensure Safety
- Remove your child from the dangerous situation immediately.
- If they are in immediate medical danger, call 911.
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Seek Medical Attention
- Take your child to the emergency room or urgent care.
- Even if injuries seem minor, get them checked — some conditions (like rhabdomyolysis) may not show symptoms immediately.
- Document everything. Medical records are critical evidence.
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Preserve All Evidence
- Photos/Videos: Take pictures of injuries, hazing locations, and any items used in hazing.
- Communications: Save all text messages, GroupMe chats, Snapchats, Instagram DMs, and emails about hazing.
- Witness Information: Get names and contact information of other pledges, witnesses, and bystanders.
- Documents: Save any pledge manuals, schedules, or rules given to your child.
- Clothing/Items: Preserve any clothing or objects involved in hazing (e.g., paddles, fanny packs).
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Do NOT Confront the Organization
- Do not talk to fraternity/sorority leadership, university administrators, or their lawyers without legal counsel.
- Do not sign any documents from the organization.
- Do not post about the incident on social media.
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Report to Authorities
- Consider filing a police report. Hazing is a crime in Texas.
- Report to the university’s Title IX office if applicable.
- Report to the national fraternity/sorority organization.
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Contact Attorney 911 Immediately
- Call 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free consultation.
- We will guide you through the next steps and protect your rights.
- Time is critical. Evidence disappears quickly, and statutes of limitations apply.
📞 Kleberg County Hazing Victims — Call Now for Free Consultation
If your child has been hazed at a university near Kleberg County, call us immediately.
📞 1-888-ATTY-911
Email: ralph@atty911.com
Website: attorney911.com
Available 24/7 for Kleberg County hazing emergencies
What Happens When You Call:
- Free Case Evaluation — We listen to your story and assess your legal options.
- Evidence Preservation — We guide you on how to protect critical evidence.
- Immediate Protection — We send preservation letters to defendants to prevent evidence destruction.
- No Upfront Cost — We work on contingency — you pay nothing unless we win.
- Aggressive Representation — We pursue every liable party to maximize your recovery.
Kleberg County families: You are not alone. We are here to fight for you.
🎥 Video Resources for Kleberg County Hazing Victims
We have created a library of educational videos to help hazing victims and their families understand their rights. These videos are available on our YouTube channel (@Manginellolawfirm) and our website (attorney911.com/youtube).
Recommended Videos for Kleberg County Families:
| Video Title | Duration | Key Takeaways |
|---|---|---|
| What Should I Do First After an Accident? | 2:28 | Immediate steps to take after hazing incident |
| Client Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Injury Case | 4:06 | What NOT to do after being hazed |
| Document Everything! The Key to a Strong Injury Case | 4:09 | How to preserve evidence in hazing cases |
| Never Talk to the Insurance Company After an Accident | Short | Why you should never speak to fraternity/university representatives without counsel |
| Don’t Post on Social Media After an Accident | Short | Social media risks for hazing victims |
| How Much Is My Personal Injury Case Worth? | ~3 min | Understanding damages in hazing cases |
| What Is Comparative Negligence? How Partial Fault Affects Your Settlement | 1:56 | Defeating the “consent” defense |
| Is There a Statute of Limitations on My Case? | 2:31 | Time limits for filing hazing lawsuits |
| How Do Contingency Fees Work? | ~3 min | $0 upfront representation for hazing victims |
Kleberg County families: These videos provide critical guidance for protecting your rights. Visit our YouTube channel for more.
🏛️ The Landmark Case: Attorney 911 vs. Pi Kappa Phi & University of Houston
This Is What Hazing Looks Like. This Is What We Do About It.
Kleberg County families: This case is happening in Houston, but the same hazing happens at universities near Kleberg County. The same fraternities operate near Kleberg County. The same negligence exists at Kleberg County institutions. And we will fight for Kleberg County families with the same aggression.
Case Summary: Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity, Inc., et al.
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
| Victim | Leonel Bermudez (18-22 years old, not yet enrolled at UH) |
| Defendants | Pi Kappa Phi National, UH Beta Nu Chapter, University of Houston, UH Board of Regents, individual members |
| Filing Date | November 21, 2025 |
| Damages Sought | $10,000,000 |
| Injuries | Severe rhabdomyolysis, acute kidney failure, 4-day hospitalization |
| Media Coverage | ABC13, KHOU 11, Houston Chronicle, Houston Public Media |
What Happened to Leonel Bermudez
Leonel Bermudez accepted a bid to join Pi Kappa Phi fraternity at the University of Houston on September 16, 2025. He was a “ghost rush” — a prospective member who was not yet enrolled at UH, expected to transfer for the Spring 2026 semester.
Over the next seven weeks, he was subjected to systematic abuse and hazing, including:
- Waterboarding with a garden hose — simulated drowning
- Forced to perform 500+ squats, 100+ pushups, bear crawls, and other extreme exercises under threat of expulsion
- Struck with wooden paddles — physical beating
- Forced to consume large amounts of milk, hot dogs, and peppercorns until vomiting, then forced to continue running sprints
- Forced to strip to underwear in cold weather and sprayed with a garden hose
- Forced to carry a fanny pack containing objects of a sexual nature at all times
- Another pledge was hog-tied face-down on a table with an object in his mouth for over an hour (October 13, 2025)
- A pledge lost consciousness and collapsed during a workout (October 15, 2025) — other pledges had to elevate his legs until he recovered
On November 3, 2025, Bermudez was punished for missing an event. He was forced to perform:
- 100+ pushups
- 500+ squats
- High-volume “suicides” (running drills)
- Bear crawls and wheelbarrows
- Two-mile warmups
- Repeated 100-yard crawls
He became so exhausted he could not stand without help and crawled up the stairs when he got home. The next day, he was “really sore and couldn’t really move.” The day after that, “the next day was worse.” On November 6, his mother rushed him to the hospital after he began passing brown urine — a classic sign of rhabdomyolysis.
He was diagnosed with severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure and spent four days in the hospital.
The Defendants’ Response — What They Admitted
Pi Kappa Phi National’s Official Statement (November 21, 2025):
“Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity closed its Beta Nu Chapter effective November 14, 2025, following violations of the Fraternity’s risk management policy and membership conduct standards.”
“We thank the University of Houston for its collaboration and leadership.”
“We look forward to returning to campus at the appropriate time.”
What Their Statement Really Means:
- “Violations of… risk management policy” = They waterboarded a student and caused kidney failure
- “Collaboration with UH” = They worked with the university to close quietly before the lawsuit
- “Look forward to returning” = They’re already planning their comeback while our client recovers
University of Houston Spokesperson Statement:
“The events investigated are deeply disturbing and represent a clear violation of our community standards. The University is conducting its own investigation in coordination with law enforcement and with the cooperation of the fraternity and its national leadership. Pending the outcome of these investigations, any individual found responsible for hazing will face disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion and potential criminal charges.”
What UH’s Statement Really Means:
- “Deeply disturbing” = They acknowledge the severity
- “Clear violation of our community standards” = They admit it happened
- “Potential criminal charges” = They expect criminal liability
Why This Case Matters to Kleberg County Families
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The Same Fraternities Operate Near Kleberg County
- Pi Kappa Phi, SAE, Pike, Beta Theta Pi, Phi Delta Theta — all have chapters at universities near Kleberg County.
- If it happened at UH, it can happen at Texas A&M-Kingsville, Del Mar College, or Texas A&M-Corpus Christi.
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Universities Near Kleberg County Face the Same Liability
- UH owned the fraternity house where hazing occurred.
- Universities near Kleberg County own or control Greek housing.
- They have the same power to inspect, regulate, and shut down dangerous organizations.
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National Organizations Know About Hazing Culture
- Pi Kappa Phi knew about “a hazing crisis” and did nothing.
- The same nationals operate near Kleberg County — they know what’s happening in their chapters.
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Kleberg County Victims Face the Same Fears
- Our client is “fearful of doing an interview due to retribution.”
- Kleberg County victims face the same intimidation and fear.
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$10 Million Sends a Message to Kleberg County Institutions
- This is the price for torturing our kids.
- Kleberg County families can send the same message to fraternities and universities near Kleberg County.
🔥 The Pattern of Negligence: Andrew Coffey and Jared Munoz
They Knew. They Did Nothing. Now Leonel Bermudez Is in the Hospital.
Andrew Coffey (2017):
- Victim: Andrew Coffey
- University: Florida State University
- Fraternity: Pi Kappa Phi — SAME NATIONAL ORGANIZATION
- Incident: Forced to drink entire bottle of Wild Turkey 101 bourbon
- Result: DIED from acute alcohol poisoning
- Outcome: 9 fraternity members charged; chapter permanently closed
Jared Munoz (2017):
- Victim: Jared Munoz
- University: University of Houston — SAME UNIVERSITY
- Fraternity: Pi Kappa Alpha (different fraternity)
- Incident: Hazing resulted in lacerated spleen — life-threatening injury
- Outcome: $1 million lawsuit filed; grand jury indicted national organization
Leonel Bermudez (2025):
- Victim: Leonel Bermudez
- University: University of Houston
- Fraternity: Pi Kappa Phi
- Incident: Waterboarding, 500 squats, wooden paddles, forced eating
- Result: Hospitalized with kidney failure
- Outcome: $10 million lawsuit filed
The Timeline of Failure:
| Year | Event | Who Knew | Who Failed to Act |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Andrew Coffey dies at Pi Kappa Phi (FSU) | Pi Kappa Phi National | Pi Kappa Phi National |
| 2017 | Jared Munoz hospitalized at UH (Pike) | University of Houston | University of Houston |
| 2017-2025 | 8 Years Pass | Both | Both |
| 2025 | Leonel Bermudez hospitalized at UH (Pi Kappa Phi) | Both | Both |
Kleberg County families: This is not an isolated incident. This is a pattern of negligence by both the national fraternity and the university. The same pattern exists at institutions near Kleberg County.
⚠️ Warning Signs of Hazing for Kleberg County Parents
Hazing often starts subtly and escalates. Kleberg County parents: Watch for these warning signs that your child may be experiencing hazing:
Behavioral Changes:
- Sudden withdrawal from family and friends
- Increased secrecy about activities
- Avoiding questions about Greek life or team activities
- Sudden changes in sleep patterns (insomnia or excessive sleep)
- Increased anxiety, depression, or mood swings
- Fear of retribution or retaliation
- Reluctance to leave the organization
Physical Signs:
- Unexplained bruises, cuts, or burns
- Difficulty walking or moving
- Signs of exhaustion or sleep deprivation
- Weight loss or changes in appetite
- Symptoms of alcohol poisoning (vomiting, confusion, unconsciousness)
- Signs of rhabdomyolysis (dark urine, severe muscle pain)
Academic Signs:
- Sudden drop in grades
- Missing classes or assignments
- Difficulty concentrating
- Withdrawal from academic activities
Social Media Signs:
- Deleted posts or accounts
- Unusual group chats or messaging apps
- Posts about “traditions” or “rituals”
- Photos or videos that seem concerning
Kleberg County parents: If you notice these signs, ask questions. If your child is unwilling or unable to answer, seek help immediately.
📞 Kleberg County Hazing Victims — Call Attorney 911 Today
If your child has been hazed at a university near Kleberg County, call us now for a free, confidential consultation.
📞 1-888-ATTY-911
Email: ralph@atty911.com
Website: attorney911.com
Se habla español
We serve Kleberg County and all of Texas. We travel to Kleberg County for your case. We offer video consultations for Kleberg County families.
What Kleberg County Families Can Expect When They Call:
- Compassionate Listening — We understand the trauma you’re experiencing.
- Free Case Evaluation — We assess your legal options at no cost.
- Immediate Action Plan — We guide you on next steps to protect your rights.
- Evidence Preservation — We send preservation letters to prevent evidence destruction.
- Aggressive Representation — We pursue every liable party to maximize your recovery.
- No Upfront Cost — We work on contingency — you pay nothing unless we win.
Kleberg County families: You are not alone. We are here to fight for you.
🏆 Our Commitment to Kleberg County Hazing Victims
At Attorney 911, we are committed to:
- Protecting Kleberg County Students — We will hold abusers and institutions accountable.
- Punishing Egregious Conduct — Waterboarding, forced exercise to kidney failure, and other forms of torture have no place in our schools.
- Preventing Future Hazing — Our lawsuits send a message that hazing will not be tolerated.
- Supporting Kleberg County Families — We provide compassionate, bilingual representation to families in need.
- Fighting for Justice — We will pursue every legal avenue to secure maximum compensation for Kleberg County victims.
Kleberg County parents: When your child is hazed, you want a law firm that will fight with the same intensity you feel. That’s Attorney 911.
📚 Educational Resources for Kleberg County Families
We have created comprehensive guides to help hazing victims and their families understand their rights and the legal process.
Recommended Reading:
- “The Ultimate Guide to Hazing Lawsuits” — What Kleberg County families need to know about pursuing legal action.
- “What to Do If Your Child Is Hazed” — Immediate steps to take to protect your child and preserve evidence.
- “Understanding Rhabdomyolysis” — The medical condition that hospitalized our client, and what Kleberg County parents need to know.
- “Texas Hazing Laws Explained” — Your legal rights under Texas law.
- “Who Is Liable for Hazing?” — The parties that can be held responsible in Kleberg County hazing cases.
Kleberg County families: These resources are available on our website at attorney911.com/education.
🎯 The Message to Kleberg County Fraternities and Universities
To the fraternities operating near Kleberg County:
We are watching. We are documenting. We are building cases. The same legal strategies that are winning millions in Houston apply to your chapters.
If you haze students near Kleberg County, we will find every liable entity. We will pursue you, your national organization, your university, and your insurance carriers. We will seek punitive damages to send a message.
The Beta Nu chapter at UH is now shut down. Your chapter could be next.
To the universities near Kleberg County:
The University of Houston owned the fraternity house where waterboarding occurred. They collected rent while students were tortured. They had the power to inspect, regulate, and shut down dangerous organizations — and they failed.
You have the same power. You have the same responsibility. When you fail to protect students, you share liability.
🚀 Next Steps for Kleberg County Families
- Call Attorney 911 — 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free consultation.
- Preserve Evidence — Follow our evidence preservation protocol.
- Seek Medical Attention — Document all injuries and treatment.
- Do Not Confront the Organization — Let us handle all communication.
- Follow Our Guidance — We will protect your rights every step of the way.
Kleberg County families: The time to act is now. Evidence disappears. Witnesses forget. Statutes of limitations expire. Call us today.
🛡️ Attorney 911 — Kleberg County’s Hazing Litigation Experts
Protecting Students. Punishing Abusers. Preventing Future Hazing.
Call 1-888-ATTY-911 | ralph@atty911.com | attorney911.com
Serving Kleberg County and all of Texas. We travel to Kleberg County for your case.
