E ke kape re ti Fetereted Steits os Maikronesia, ahmamweu noum family ra mei ahkihda ehu moment me kak ahkihsada. Noum keme mei pahn sapahl ahpw mei pahn mwurimwur. Kita kin pahn sawomweui family ou Fetereted Steits os Maikronesia pwe pahn mi duweu.

Kita kin pahn katouda kin kalolau nan noum pule, ahpw neita mei kak kin kalolau nan noum pule. Kita kin pahn kak kin kalolau, ahpw mei kak kin kalolau nan noum pule. Kita kin pahn sawomweui family ou Fetereted Steits os Maikronesia pwe pan kalolau nan noum pule.

Ou Attorney911, kita kin pahn sawomweui family ou Fetereted Steits os Maikronesia pwe pahn sawomweui family ou Fetereted Steits os Maikronesia pwe pahn kalolau nan noum pule. Kita kin pahn kak kin kalolau nan noum pule, ahpw mei kak kin kalolau nan noum pule. Kita kin pahn kak kin kalolau nan noum pule, ahpw mei kak kin kalolau nan noum pule. Kita kin pahn kak kin kalolau nan noum pule, ahpw mei kak kin kalolau nan noum pule. Kita kin pahn kak kin kalolau nan noum pule, ahpw mei kak kin kalolau nan noum pule.

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If you’re reading this in the Federated States of Micronesia, your family may be facing one of the most terrifying moments of your life. Your child was supposed to make friends at college. Instead, they were tortured. We’re here to help families in the Federated States of Micronesia fight back.

We understand the anguish and outrage that swells when you discover your child, who left home full of hope for their future, has been subjected to brutal hazing. This isn’t just a distant problem. Hazing is a pervasive crisis that touches institutions across our nation and deeply impacts communities like yours in the Federated States of Micronesia. Your children, pursuing education at universities near or far from the Federated States of Micronesia, are just as vulnerable to the predatory practices disguised as “tradition” in fraternities, sororities, and other student organizations.

At Attorney911, we are at the forefront of this fight. We are actively engaged in litigation right now, representing a hazing victim in a $10 million lawsuit against a national fraternity and a major university. This isn’t theoretical for us; it’s a battle we are waging and winning in the courts. We bring that same aggressive, data-driven, and relentless pursuit of justice to families in the Federated States of Micronesia whose lives have been shattered by hazing.

The Hazing Crisis: Why Families in the Federated States of Micronesia Need Attorney911

The headlines often portray hazing as a rite of passage, a harmless prank, or a misguided notion of “brotherhood.” We know better. We know that hazing is assault, battery, torture, and sometimes, manslaughter. It is an epidemic that has claimed far too many lives and left countless others with lifelong physical and psychological scars.

Families in the Federated States of Micronesia send their children to college with dreams of academic achievement, personal growth, and a safe learning environment. They trust that institutions of higher learning, and the organizations they charter, will protect their students. Too often, that trust is betrayed.

Hazing is deeply ingrained in the culture of many Greek letter organizations and other student groups. It thrives in secrecy, fueled by peer pressure, fear of exclusion, and a disturbing sense of impunity among perpetrators. But behind the Greek letters are powerful national organizations with millions in assets, and universities with substantial endowments – institutions that have a legal and moral obligation to ensure student safety. When they fail, leaving students from the Federated States of Micronesia vulnerable to harm, we step in.

The Disturbing Reality: What Hazing Really Looks Like Today

Forget the movies where hazing is just a silly scavenger hunt. The reality is far more sinister, far more dangerous. We’re talking about acts of extreme physical and psychological torment that leave lasting damage. These are acts that, in any other context, would be considered criminal assault.

Consider the recent case we are currently litigating, the Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi case, filed in November 2025. This case is a stark reminder of the horrors of modern hazing, and why families in the Federated States of Micronesia must be vigilant:

Waterboarding with a garden hose: A prospective fraternity member, desperately wanting to belong, was subjected to simulated drowning. This is a form of torture, dehumanizing and terrifying.
Forced Eating Until Vomiting: Pledges compelled to consume grotesque quantities of food and drinks, including milk, hot dogs, and even peppercorns, until their bodies violently rejected it. Then, forced to continue exerting themselves, lying in their own vomit-soaked clothes.
Extreme Physical Exertion: Hundreds of pushups and squats, brutal “suicides” (running drills), bear crawls, wheelbarrows, and even “save-you-brother” drills that pushed students past the breaking point. Our client, Leonel Bermudez, was forced to exercise until his muscles broke down and his kidneys failed.
Psychological Torture: This included carrying a fanny pack with objects of a sexual nature, being stripped to underwear in cold weather, sleep deprivation from forced late-night activities, and threats of expulsion if they didn’t comply. One pledge was even hog-tied face-down on a table with an object in his mouth for over an hour.

This is not “tradition.” This is not “brotherhood.” This is abuse. And it can happen to a student from the Federated States of Micronesia attending college anywhere in the world.

The Immediate Aftermath: What Happens to Victims

The physical consequences of such abuse are devastating. Our client, Leonel Bermudez, suffered severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure, a life-threatening condition where muscle tissue breaks down, releasing toxins that overwhelm the kidneys. He passed brown urine – a terrifying sign of muscle disintegration – and spent three nights and four days in the hospital, facing the very real threat of permanent kidney damage.

But the trauma doesn’t end with physical recovery. The psychological scars run deep:

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Flashbacks, nightmares, severe anxiety.
Depression and Anxiety: A profound sense of loss, sadness, and constant worry.
Trust Issues: Difficulty forming relationships, particularly with authority figures or groups.
Academic Decline: The inability to focus, perform in classes, or even continue their education.
Fear of Retribution: Many victims, like Leonel, are terrified to speak out, fearing further harm or social ostracism.

This is the nightmare hazing creates. It robs students of their health, their peace of mind, and their future. And Attorney911 is here to fight for every student in the Federated States of Micronesia who has endured it.

The Landmark Case: Attorney911 vs. Pi Kappa Phi & University of Houston (2025)

This isn’t just another case for us; it is the centerpiece of our commitment to ending hazing. It embodies everything Attorney911 stands for: aggressive representation of victims, data-driven litigation strategy, and unrelenting accountability for every entity responsible for hazing injuries.

For families in the Federated States of Micronesia, this case serves as a powerful testament to the severity of hazing today and the unwavering resolve of Attorney911 to confront it head-on.

Federated States of Micronesia Families: This Is What Hazing Looks Like. This Is What We Do About It.

This case happened in Houston. But the same hazing methods are replicated at universities across the nation, including institutions where students from the Federated States of Micronesia pursue their education. The same national fraternities operate near those institutions. The same institutional negligence that allowed this to happen in Houston exists at other campuses. Attorney911 will bring the same aggressive representation to your fight in the Federated States of Micronesia.

Breaking News Coverage of Our Lawsuit:

When we filed the Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi lawsuit, it made immediate headlines:

ABC13 Houston: Published their report on November 21, 2025, detailing the severe abuse Leonel faced. You can read their coverage here: Abuse and hazing led to hospitalization of Pi Kappa Phi fraternity pledge, lawsuit alleges
KHOU 11: Also reported on November 21, 2025, confirming the $10 million lawsuit and naming our brave client. See their article here: $10 million lawsuit filed against UH, fraternity over hazing allegations
Houston Chronicle: Provided their summary on November 22, 2025: UH fraternity hazing lawsuit
Houston Public Media: Further detailed the $10 million figure and the horrific acts on November 24, 2025: University of Houston, Pi Kappa Phi fraternity sued for $10 million over alleged hazing

The Defendant’s Own Statement:

Even the national fraternity, Pi Kappa Phi, published their own admission on November 21, 2025, detailing the closure of the chapter before our lawsuit was filed: Pi Kappa Phi Closes Beta Nu Chapter at the University of Houston This pre-emptive closure is a clear sign of their acknowledgment of wrongdoing and an attempt to mitigate the fallout.

The Plaintiff: Leonel Bermudez – A “Ghost Rush” Tortured

Leonel Bermudez wasn’t even a University of Houston student when he accepted a bid to Pi Kappa Phi on September 16, 2025. He was a “ghost rush,” planning to transfer to UH for the spring 2026 semester. The fact that they brutalized someone who wasn’t even fully integrated into the university system highlights the fraternity’s profound disregard for human dignity and institutional rules.

What unfolded over the next weeks was a calculated campaign of abuse that culminated in a harrowing incident on November 3, 2025. He was hospitalized for severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure, spending three nights and four days recovering, his body ravaged by the ordeal.

As our firm’s partner, Ralph Manginello, recounted to ABC13:

“When he finally made it home, he crawled up the stairs and went to bed. The next day, he was really sore and couldn’t really move. The next day was worse, and the next day, his mom rushed him to the hospital, and he had some kidney failure.”

And our other partner, Lupe Pena, articulated the driving force behind this lawsuit:

“If this prevents harm to another person, that’s what we’re hoping to do. Let’s bring this to light. Enough is enough.”

The Chilling Hazing Timeline

Date	Event
Sept 16, 2025	Leonel Bermudez accepts bid to Pi Kappa Phi as a “ghost rush.”
Sept 16 – Nov 3	Weeks of systematic hazing, abuse, and torture begin. This included forced dress codes, mandatory study hours, weekly interviews, and being forced to drive older members at early morning hours, leading to exhaustion.
Oct 13, 2025	Another pledge is horrifically hog-tied face-down on a table with an object in his mouth for over an hour.
Oct 15, 2025	A different pledge loses consciousness and collapses during forced workout; other pledges intervene to revive him.
Nov 3, 2025	The Incident: Leonel is punished with extreme physical exertion: 100+ pushups, 500 squats, brutal “suicides,” bear crawls, wheelbarrows, “save-you-brother” drills, and 100-yard crawls while reciting the fraternity creed. He is threatened with expulsion if he stops. He becomes so exhausted he cannot stand without help.
Nov 4-5, 2025	Leonel’s condition worsens, experiencing severe soreness and immobility.
Nov 6, 2025	His mother rushes him to the hospital. He is passing brown urine, a critical sign of muscle breakdown.
Nov 6-10, 2025	Leonel is hospitalized for 3 nights and 4 days, diagnosed with severe rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure.
Nov 14, 2025	Pi Kappa Phi National officially closes its Beta Nu Chapter (as confirmed by their own website statement).
Nov 21, 2025	Attorney911 files a $10 MILLION LAWSUIT in Harris County against the fraternity, the university, and individual members. News coverage immediately follows.

This precise timeline reveals a deliberate pattern of abuse, followed by institutional efforts to mitigate damage.

The Hazing Activities: A Catalog of Cruelty

The lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi at the University of Houston details a shocking array of hazing that falls far outside any definition of “brotherhood” or “tradition.” These are deliberate acts of torture:

Simulated Waterboarding: Pledges, including Leonel Bermudez, were sprayed in the face with a garden hose while doing calisthenics, effectively simulating drowning. This is a tactic recognized globally as torture.
Forced Consumption to the Point of Vomiting: Pledges were forced to ingest excessive amounts of milk, hot dogs, and peppercorns until they vomited. Following this, they were compelled to continue running sprints in their own sick.
Extreme Physical Punishment: This included performing over 100 pushups, 500 squats, high-intensity running “suicides,” bear crawls, wheelbarrows, “save-you-brother” drills, two-mile warmups, and repeated 100-yard crawls. Leonel’s physical breakdown, leading to rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure, directly resulted from these extreme demands.
Physical Beatings: The lawsuit alleges pledges were struck with wooden paddles, a blatant act of assault and battery.
Psychological Degradation: Pledges were made to carry fanny packs containing objects of a sexual nature, forced to strip to their underwear in cold weather, and subjected to humiliation and intimidation.
Sleep Deprivation: Pledges were forced to drive fraternity members during early morning hours, disrupting their sleep and ensuring chronic exhaustion.

The Medical Truth: Rhabdomyolysis and Kidney Failure

Leonel Bermudez’s medical condition, rhabdomyolysis, is not a minor injury. It is a severe, potentially fatal condition resulting from the rapid breakdown of muscle tissue. This breakdown releases harmful proteins (myoglobin) into the bloodstream, which then clog and damage the kidneys.

Key Symptoms: Leonel experienced severe muscle pain, difficulty walking, and most critically, passed brown urine — a clear indicator of myoglobin in the urine (myoglobinuria).
Diagnosis: Doctors confirmed rhabdomyolysis and acute kidney failure.
Hospitalization: His condition was so severe that he required intensive medical care and was hospitalized for three nights and four days.
Long-Term Risk: Even after immediate recovery, Leonel faces the ongoing risk of chronic kidney disease and other long-term complications, potentially requiring lifelong monitoring or even dialysis.

This is the grim reality of hazing that institutions actively ignore. It produces not just inconvenience, but life-altering and potentially deadly medical emergencies.

Institutional Responses: A Blame Game and PR Spin

The reactions from both the University of Houston and Pi Kappa Phi National Headquarters provide critical insight into their awareness and attempts to control the narrative:

University of Houston Spokesperson (Houston Public Media, Nov 24, 2025): “The events investigated are deeply disturbing and represent a clear violation of our community standards… any individual found responsible for hazing will face disciplinary action, up to and including expulsion and potential criminal charges.” This statement, while acknowledging the severity, highlights UH’s own failure to prevent violations of its established standards. The mention of “potential criminal charges” suggests internal recognition of serious wrongdoing.
Pi Kappa Phi National Headquarters (pikapp.org, Nov 21, 2025): They stated, “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.” This internal statement from the fraternity itself, issued a full seven days before our lawsuit was filed, is a smoking gun. It explicitly admits to “violations” of their own policies and demonstrates a clear consciousness of liability. Their additional statement, “we look forward to returning to campus at the appropriate time,” underscores a shocking lack of remorse and an intention to resume operations once the immediate pressure subsides.

The critical takeaway for families in the Federated States of Micronesia: These institutions knew. They are now trying to protect their reputations and minimize their financial exposure, not genuinely express regret or commit to fundamental change.

Why This Case Matters to Families in the Federated States of Micronesia

“Tradition” is Torture: This case shatters any illusion that hazing is harmless. It confirms that “tradition” is often a euphemism for systematic abuse. The same torturous practices can occur at any college or university across the United States, including institutions where a student from the Federated States of Micronesia might attend.
Universities Are Complicit: The University of Houston owned the fraternity house where some of this hazing occurred. This means they bear direct responsibility under premises liability laws. Universities near the Federated States of Micronesia, and indeed all universities, have the power to regulate, inspect, and shut down organizations violating their rules. When they fail, they are liable.
National Organizations Are Aware: Pi Kappa Phi’s national leadership acted swiftly to close the chapter, a move that only came after Leonel’s hospitalization. This demonstrates their clear awareness of the events and implied admission of gross misconduct within their chapter. These national organizations, including Pi Kappa Phi, operate chapters throughout the Federated States of Micronesia and surrounding areas, carrying identical risks and liabilities.
Victims Fear Retribution: Leonel Bermudez’s fear of retaliation for speaking out is real. This fear often silences victims, allowing hazing cycles to continue. Our firm specializes in protecting victims and empowering them to seek justice without fear. We provide a safe, confidential space for families in the Federated States of Micronesia to come forward.
One Brave Victim Can Protect Others: As Lupe Pena emphasized, this lawsuit is designed to prevent further harm. A single, powerful case can force systemic change that protects countless future students from the Federated States of Micronesia and beyond.
$10 Million Sends a Message: The significant damages sought in this lawsuit are not arbitrary. They reflect the severity of the trauma inflicted, the potential for lifelong medical complications, and the need to send an unequivocal message to fraternities and universities across the country: hazing costs millions, and we will make you pay. This message applies to Greek organizations and campuses that are attended by children from the Federated States of Micronesia.

What Hazing Really Looks Like: Beyond the Stereotypes

Many parents in the Federated States of Micronesia might think hazing is a relic of the past, or something that happens only in movies. The reality is far more insidious and dangerous. It’s not just “boys being boys.” It’s organized crime against young people, often perpetrated by those in positions of power within student organizations.

Our lawsuit concerning Leonel Bermudez details exactly what this looks like, and Federated States of Micronesia families need to understand the true threats:

Common Forms of Hazing We See Today:

Physical Abuse and Assault: This goes beyond simple calisthenics. It includes forced exertion to the point of collapse (like Leonel’s 500 squats and related kidney failure), sleep deprivation, being struck with objects like wooden paddles, branding, and exposure to extreme weather.
Forced Consumption: Often involving alcohol to the point of blackout or poisoning, but also grotesque amounts of food, non-food substances, or combinations designed to induce vomiting, as Leonel experienced.
Psychological Torture: This is often the most insidious and damaging. It encompasses humiliation, degradation (like forced actions with sexual objects), isolation, verbal abuse, threats, and prolonged periods of intimidation. The long-term effects of psychological hazing can be just as severe as physical injuries, manifesting as PTSD, severe anxiety, and depression.
Sexual Harassment and Abuse: Tragically, this is far more common than most realize, including forced nudity, inappropriate contact, or coerced sexual acts.
Simulated Waterboarding and Drowning: As seen in Leonel’s case, this is a particularly egregious form of torture designed to instill terror and submission.
Servitude and Humiliation: Pledges are often treated as slaves, forced to perform demeaning tasks, drive members, or clean for hours, all while being subjected to verbal abuse.

The goal of this “pledge process” is not to “build brotherhood” but to break down individuals, strip them of their self-worth, and instill absolute obedience. This makes students from the Federated States of Micronesia vulnerable to severe physical and psychological harm.

Who Is Responsible: Holding Every Liable Party Accountable

When hazing leaves a student from Federated States of Micronesia injured or worse, a complex web of liability often emerges. Our data-driven approach ensures that no responsible party escapes accountability. We cast a wide net, pursuing everyone who contributed to the harm, from the lowest-ranking participant to the highest levels of oversight:

The Local Chapter: This is the immediate perpetrator. The chapter that organized and carried out the hazing activities is directly liable. This includes the chapter as an entity, its leadership (president, pledgemaster), and individual members who participated or enabled the hazing.
The National Fraternity or Sorority Organization: These national bodies charter local chapters and are supposed to provide oversight, anti-hazing policies, and training. When they fail to enforce their own rules, fail to supervise, or turn a blind eye to a pattern of abuse, they are legally responsible. As seen in our Pi Kappa Phi case, the national organization knew about deadly hazing in its chapters (Andrew Coffey’s death in 2017) and still failed to prevent Leonel Bermudez’s hospitalization eight years later. This demonstrates a clear pattern of negligence and conscious indifference.
The Housing Corporation: Often, a separate housing corporation owns the fraternity or sorority house. If hazing occurs on their property and they fail to ensure a safe environment, they can be held liable under premises liability laws. This was a direct defendant in the Bermudez case.
The University or College: Universities have a non-delegable duty to protect their students, a responsibility that extends to activities of student organizations, especially those they recognize. This duty is amplified if the university owns the property where hazing occurs, as was the case with the University of Houston. When a university has prior knowledge of hazing (as UH did from a 2017 incident that hospitalized another student) and fails to implement effective preventative measures, they are liable for negligence and failure to supervise.
Individual Perpetrators: Every person directly involved in the hazing – those who planned it, participated in it, or stood by and allowed it to happen – can be held personally liable for assault, battery, and other intentional torts. This includes chapter officers, active members, and even alumni who host or facilitate hazing events. In our case, even a former member and his spouse who allowed hazing at their residence were named as defendants.
Insurance Carriers: Behind these organizations are substantial insurance policies. National fraternities, universities, and sometimes even individual homeowners’ or renters’ policies provide coverage for these types of incidents. As former insurance defense attorneys, our team at Attorney911 knows exactly how to identify these policies and pursue claims against them.

The “Deep Pockets” Principle: Holding institutions accountable means targeting the entities with the resources to make a meaningful difference. National fraternities, universities, and their insurance companies have millions, even billions, in assets. A lawsuit against them isn’t about targeting broke college kids; it’s about forcing systemic change by hitting those with the power and resources to implement it where it hurts most: their bottom line. We use this strategy for families in the Federated States of Micronesia.

What These Cases Win: Multi-Million Dollar Proof

For families in the Federated States of Micronesia who hesitate to come forward, believing that “nothing can be done,” we offer powerful proof. The legal system, especially with aggressive representation, can deliver justice. Hazing cases across the nation have resulted in multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements, forcing institutions to confront their negligence and, in some cases, even leading to new anti-hazing legislation.

These landmark cases send an unequivocal message: hazing costs millions. We track these cases meticulously because they form the foundation of our strategy for every new client, including families in the Federated States of Micronesia.

Landmark Verdicts & Settlements – They Will Pay

Stone Foltz – Bowling Green State University / Pi Kappa Alpha (2021) – TOTAL: $10.1 MILLION+
- What Happened: Stone Foltz, a pledge at Pi Kappa Alpha, was forced to drink an entire bottle of alcohol during a hazing ritual and died from alcohol poisoning.
- The Outcome: His family received a combined settlement of over $10.1 million, including $2.9 million from Bowling Green State University and $7.2 million from the Pi Kappa Alpha national fraternity and individual members. The former chapter president was also ordered to pay $6.5 million personally in December 2024. The fraternity was permanently expelled, and multiple individuals faced criminal convictions.
- Message for Federated States of Micronesia: Our $10 million demand in the Bermudez case is directly in line with this precedent. Universities and nationals are held accountable financially.
Maxwell Gruver – Louisiana State University / Phi Delta Theta (2017) – TOTAL: $6.1 MILLION JURY VERDICT
- What Happened: Max Gruver died from acute alcohol poisoning after being forced to drink excessive amounts of alcohol during a Phi Delta Theta pledge event called “Bible Study.” If pledges answered questions incorrectly, they were forced to drink more.
- The Outcome: His family won a $6.1 million jury verdict, and a fraternity member was convicted of negligent homicide, serving prison time. This tragedy also led to the passage of the Max Gruver Act, making hazing a felony in Louisiana.
- Message for Federated States of Micronesia: Juries are outraged by hazing and are willing to award substantial damages. These cases drive legislative change.
Timothy Piazza – Penn State University / Beta Theta Pi (2017) – TOTAL: $110+ MILLION (Estimated)
- What Happened: Timothy Piazza consumed 18 drinks in 82 minutes during a Beta Theta Pi hazing ritual, falling down stairs and suffering a traumatic brain injury and internal bleeding. Fraternity members waited 12 hours to call 911 despite his deteriorating condition. He died shortly after. The entire incident was captured on security cameras.
- The Outcome: The Piazza family reached a confidential settlement estimated at over $110 million. Eighteen fraternity members faced criminal charges, with multiple convictions including involuntary manslaughter. Pennsylvania passed the Timothy J. Piazza Antihazing Law, strengthening penalties and requiring greater transparency.
- Message for Federated States of Micronesia: When evidence is strong and the conduct is egregious, as in our Bermudez case, settlements can reach astronomical figures.
Andrew Coffey – Florida State University / Pi Kappa Phi (2017) – SAME FRATERNITY AS BERMUDEZ CASE
- What Happened: Andrew Coffey, a pledge at Pi Kappa Phi (the same national fraternity in our University of Houston lawsuit), was forced to drink an entire bottle of Wild Turkey bourbon during a “Big Brother Night” event. He died from acute alcohol poisoning.
- The Outcome: The chapter was permanently closed, nine fraternity members faced criminal charges, and his family reached a civil settlement (confidential amount).
- Message for Federated States of Micronesia: This is a crucial precedent for the Bermudez case. It explicitly proves that Pi Kappa Phi National knew about deadly hazing within its chapters years ago. Their failure to prevent Leonel Bermudez’s hospitalization eight years later demonstrates a shocking pattern of negligence and conscious indifference, directly justifying punitive damages.

The Power of Precedent for Families in the Federated States of Micronesia

These multi-million-dollar outcomes are not isolated incidents; they represent a growing trend of accountability in hazing litigation. For a family in the Federated States of Micronesia dealing with the aftermath of hazing, these cases provide hope and a clear path forward. They show:

Significant Compensation is Achievable: Whether the harm is a serious injury like rhabdomyolysis or a tragic death, victims and their families can recover substantial damages for medical costs, lost income, pain and suffering, and punitive damages.
Individuals Are Held Accountable: Former chapter presidents, like Daylen Dunson in the Foltz case, are increasingly being held personally liable for their actions, sending a clear warning to all involved in hazing.
Institutions Cannot Hide: Universities and national organizations can no longer claim ignorance. The documented patterns of abuse, prior incidents, and massive settlements force them to take responsibility.
Criminal Charges Are Possible: Hazing can lead to felony charges and prison sentences for perpetrators, underscoring its criminal nature.
Legislative Change Follows Tragedy: These cases frequently drive new, tougher anti-hazing laws, creating a safer environment for future students, including those from the Federated States of Micronesia.

When a student from the Federated States of Micronesia is harmed by hazing, they deserve the same aggressive and results-driven representation that led to these landmark outcomes. Attorney911 is prepared to deliver it.

Texas Law Protects You: A Legal Framework for Hazing Victims

Families in the Federated States of Micronesia may wonder what legal recourse they have. While many states have their own anti-hazing laws, our firm’s deep expertise in Texas law (where our flagship Bermudez case is being litigated) provides a robust framework that can be applied nationwide. The core principles of legal and institutional liability often transcend state lines, particularly when dealing with national fraternities and federal anti-discrimination statutes like Title IX.

Texas Hazing Laws: Detailed Protections

The Texas Education Code, specifically Sections 37.151 through 37.157, provides a powerful legal foundation for prosecuting hazing and holding offenders accountable.

1. Definition of Hazing (§ 37.151):
Texas law broadly defines hazing as any intentional, knowing, or reckless act, on or off campus, directed against a student for the purpose of initiation, affiliation, or membership in an organization, if that act:

Involves physical brutality (whipping, beating, striking, branding, etc.).
Involves sleep deprivation, exposure to the elements, confinement, or calisthenics or similar activity that subjects the student to unreasonable risk of harm or affects their mental or physical health or safety.
Involves forced consumption of food, liquid, alcoholic beverage, or other substance that creates an unreasonable risk or adversely affects health/safety.
Requires the student to perform a task that violates the Penal Code (e.g., assault, theft).
Coerces the student to consume drugs or an intoxicating amount of alcohol.

Application to Our Case: Leonel Bermudez’s experience meets multiple elements of this definition: being struck with wooden paddles, extreme calisthenics causing rhabdomyolysis, exposure (stripped in cold), sleep deprivation, and forced consumption until vomiting. This isn’t a gray area; it’s a clear violation of Texas law. Hazing that harms students from the Federated States of Micronesia at Texas institutions clearly falls under these statutes.

2. Consent Is NOT a Defense (§ 37.154):
This is perhaps the most critical provision. Texas law explicitly states:

“It is not a defense to prosecution for an offense under this subchapter that the person against whom the hazing was directed consented to or acquiesced in the hazing activity.”

This shatters the common defense used by fraternities – “they knew what they were signing up for” or “they could have left.” The law recognizes that true consent is impossible under conditions of duress, peer pressure, and the desire to belong. For any student from the Federated States of Micronesia who was hazed, this means perpetrators cannot use “consent” as an excuse.

3. Criminal Penalties (§ 37.152):
Hazing is a crime in Texas, with penalties ranging from:

Class B Misdemeanor: For engaging in hazing, soliciting it, or failing to report it (up to 180 days jail, $2,000 fine).
Class A Misdemeanor: For hazing that causes serious bodily injury (up to 1 year jail, $4,000 fine). Leonel Bermudez’s rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure would qualify as serious bodily injury.
State Jail Felony: For hazing that causes death (180 days to 2 years state jail, $10,000 fine).

The University of Houston spokesperson even noted in their statement that individuals facing disciplinary action could face “potential criminal charges.” This underscores the serious legal jeopardy for those involved.

4. Organizational Liability (§ 37.153):
The law also holds organizations accountable: “An organization commits an offense if it condones or encourages hazing or if an officer or any combination of members… commits or assists in the commission of hazing.” Penalties include fines up to $10,000, denial of permission to operate, and forfeiture of property. This means both the local chapter and the national organization can be held legally responsible.

Civil Liability: Beyond Criminal Charges

While criminal charges aim to punish perpetrators, a civil lawsuit, like ours in the Bermudez case, aims to compensate victims and their families. This allows us to pursue comprehensive damages for your child from the Federated States of Micronesia, regardless of whether criminal charges are filed.

We pursue claims based on several legal theories:

Negligence: This is the cornerstone of many personal injury cases. We argue that the fraternity, the national organization, and the university owed a “duty of care” to the student (to protect them from harm), they “breached” that duty (by allowing hazing), this breach “caused” the student’s injuries, and the student suffered “damages” as a result.
Premises Liability: If the hazing occurred on property owned or controlled by the university or a housing corporation (as was the case with UH), those entities have a responsibility to maintain a safe environment. Failing to do so makes them liable.
Negligent Supervision: Universities and national organizations have a duty to adequately supervise their chapters and Greek life. If they fail to monitor, intervene, or enforce policies, they contribute to the harm.
Assault and Battery: These are intentional torts that can be brought against individual perpetrators directly involved in physical hazing.
Intentional Infliction of Emotional Distress: This applies when the hazing involves extreme and outrageous conduct that causes severe emotional suffering, such as waterboarding.
Wrongful Death: In the most tragic cases, families can file a wrongful death lawsuit to seek compensation for their profound loss.

For families in the Federated States of Micronesia considering legal action: It is crucial to understand that these civil claims offer a powerful avenue for justice and compensation, independent of criminal proceedings. The standards of proof and the outcomes are different, but the goal is the same: accountability for those who inflicted harm.

Why Attorney911 Is the Obvious Choice for Families in the Federated States of Micronesia

When your child from the Federated States of Micronesia has been subjected to the horrors of hazing, you need more than just a lawyer. You need an aggressive advocate, an empathetic guide, and a legal team with the expertise to challenge powerful institutions. Attorney911 is that team.

We understand that choosing legal representation is a deeply personal decision, especially during such a traumatic time. Here’s why families in the Federated States of Micronesia consistently choose us:

1. We Are Actively Fighting This Battle Right Now

This isn’t theoretical for us. We’re not just reading about hazing; we’re in the trenches, leading the charge. Our Bermudez v. Pi Kappa Phi lawsuit is a live, ongoing $10 million case against a national fraternity and the University of Houston, filed in November 2025. This means:

Current Expertise: We have real-time knowledge of hazing tactics, institutional defenses, and cutting-edge legal strategies.
Proven Aggression: We are demonstrating, right now, our willingness to take on well-resourced defendants and fight relentlessly.
Strategic Advantage: The insights we gain from this ongoing case directly benefit every hazing victim we represent, including those in the Federated States of Micronesia.

2. Unparalleled Insider Knowledge: We Know How the Other Side Thinks

Our legal team is built differently. Both our managing partner, Ralph Manginello, and our associate attorney, Lupe Peña, are former insurance defense attorneys. This is an invaluable asset for your case in the Federated States of Micronesia:

Ralph Manginello spent years working for the defense, learning their strategies, their weaknesses, and how they attempt to minimize payouts. Now, he uses that same knowledge to dismantle their arguments for our clients.
Lupe Peña honed his skills at Litchfield Cavo LLP, a nationwide insurance defense firm. He knows precisely how large insurance companies value claims, build defenses, and try to lowball victims. He saw their internal playbook, and now he uses that battlefield intelligence to maximize recovery for our hazing victims.

This “insurance counter-intelligence system” gives families in the Federated States of Micronesia an unfair advantage when facing the formidable legal teams of national fraternities and universities.

3. A Track Record Against Massive Institutions

Our firm has a history of taking on and succeeding against some of the largest, most powerful entities. Ralph Manginello was involved in the BP Texas City explosion litigation in 2005, a mass tort case against a multi-billion-dollar corporation following a catastrophic refinery explosion that killed 15 workers and injured hundreds. This experience proves our capacity to:

Manage incredibly complex, high-stakes litigation.
Stand firm against well-funded corporate defendants.
Utilize intricate legal and investigatory strategies to secure justice.

These are precisely the skills needed to confront national fraternities and major universities on behalf of a hazing victim from the Federated States of Micronesia.

4. Nationwide Reach with Federal Court Authority and Dual-State Bar Admissions

While our roots are in Texas, our impact extends far beyond. Hazing is a national problem, and we are equipped to address it for families in the Federated States of Micronesia and across the country:

Federal Court Admissions: Both Ralph and Lupe are admitted to the U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas, providing the authority to pursue federal claims, including civil rights violations, that can apply regardless of state boundaries.
Dual-State Bar Licenses: Ralph is licensed in both Texas and New York. This gives us a strategic advantage when litigating against national fraternities often headquartered or incorporated in multiple states, allowing us to navigate complex interstate legal challenges that may arise in a case from the Federated States of Micronesia.
Willingness to Travel & Remote Consultations: Distance is not a barrier to justice. We offer video consultations for families in the Federated States of Micronesia for initial meetings, and our attorneys will travel to the Federated States of Micronesia for depositions, client meetings, and trials when necessary.
Spanish Language Services: Lupe Peña is fluent in Spanish, ensuring that Hispanic families in the Federated States of Micronesia have clear, accurate communication and full access to justice. Se habla español.

5. Data-Driven Litigation: We Know Who to Sue

We do not guess who is responsible for hazing; we know. Attorney911 maintains one of the most comprehensive private directories of Greek organizations in Texas, including IRS data, legal names, EINs (Employer Identification Numbers), addresses, house corporations, and alumni chapters. We track over 1,400 Greek-related organizations across 25 Texas metro areas.

Attorney911’s Texas Hazing Intelligence Database:

We track over 125 IRS-registered Greek organizations in Texas, including house corporations, alumni chapters, and honor societies. This crucial data allows us to precisely identify every entity behind the Greek letters, ensuring we know exactly who to sue when hazing happens.

Here are just a few examples from our database, showing the precise details we track for every organization:

Beta Nu Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Housing Corporation Inc (EIN 462267515, Frisco, Texas): This is the corporate entity directly tied to the Pi Kappa Phi chapter we are currently suing at the University of Houston.
Pi Kappa Phi Delta Omega Chapter Building Corporation (EIN 371768785, Missouri City, Texas): Another Pi Kappa Phi related entity, demonstrating their corporate footprint.
Kappa Sigma Mu Gamma Chapter Inc (EIN 133048786, College Station, Texas): A Kappa Sigma housing corporation.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Texas Sigma Incorporated (EIN 882755427, San Marcos, Texas): An SAE entity with a specific corporate structure.
Alpha Sigma Phi Fraternity Inc Theta Delta (EIN 475370943, Houston, Texas): Just one of many Alpha Sigma Phi related groups we track.
Pi Kappa Alpha Fraternity Epsilon Kappa (EIN 746064445, Nederland, Texas): A Pi Kappa Alpha undergraduate chapter entity.

When your child is hazed at a university attended by students from the Federated States of Micronesia, the fraternity will claim they are just college kids. But behind those Greek letters are tax-exempt corporations with EINs, bank accounts, real estate holdings, and insurance policies. Attorney911 tracks them all, ensuring we identify every liable entity, not just the easy targets.

Hazing Watch in Your Metro Area:

While the Federated States of Micronesia may not be in Texas, our database demonstrates the scope of our intelligence gathering. For instance, the Houston–The Woodlands–Sugar Land metro area, our home base, contains 188 Greek-related organizations. This includes local undergraduate chapters, alumni groups, house corporations that own fraternity properties, honor societies, and professional sororities. Each one is a distinct legal entity that can be held accountable.

Names like Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Houston Alumnae, Alpha Phi Omega Bayou City Alumni, or Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Beta Sigma Chapter are all part of this massive network. We track these organizations because their parent national entities operate nationwide, including near universities attended by students from the Federated States of Micronesia.

The “Fraternity Shame List” and National Records:

We leverage national data on hazing deaths and injuries to demonstrate patterns of abuse across specific fraternities. For example:

Pi Kappa Alpha (Pike): This national fraternity has paid over $24 million in hazing death settlements alone in the last decade, including the $10 million settlement in the Stone Foltz case. They have chapters at universities nationwide. If your child from the Federated States of Micronesia is pledging Pike, they are joining an organization with a tragic history of serious harm.
Pi Kappa Phi: The same organization we’re currently suing, also has a documented history, including the death of Andrew Coffey in 2017. Their national corporate entities, like the Beta Nu Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity Housing Corporation, are tracked in our database.
Kappa Sigma: Was hit with a $12.6 million jury verdict in 2007 for the death of Chad Meredith. EINs like Kappa Sigma Mu Gamma Chapter Inc are tracked.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE): Was involved in a Texas A&M chemical burns case in 2021, resulting in a multi-million dollar settlement.
Beta Theta Pi: The national fraternity in the Timothy Piazza case settled for over $110 million.

This extensive knowledge ensures that Attorney911 can track specific national brands across any campus in America, providing undeniable evidence of a pattern of negligence and justifying substantial punitive damages.

6. Empathetic and Client-Centered Approach

We recognize that Federated States of Micronesia families are experiencing immense pain. We pride ourselves on a warm, empathetic approach while maintaining aggressive legal representation. Our Google My Business reviews reflect a 4.9-star rating from over 250 clients, with testimonials like:

“You are NOT a pest to them and you are NOT just some client that’s caught in the middle of many other cases. You are FAMILY to them and they protect and fight for you as such.” — Chad Harris
“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

We treat your child’s case with the gravity and care it deserves, fighting for them as fiercely as we would for our own family. Ralph Manginello, as a father of three, personally understands the fear and anger parents feel when their child is harmed.

7. Contingency Fees: No Upfront Cost for Justice

We believe financial concerns should never prevent families in the Federated States of Micronesia from seeking justice. We take hazing cases on a contingency fee basis. This means:

You pay $0 upfront.
We don’t get paid unless we WIN your case.
Our fees are a percentage of the final settlement or verdict, aligning our success directly with yours.

This model ensures that even the most financially powerful institutions cannot outspend a victim from the Federated States of Micronesia into submission.

8. Comprehensive Legal Expertise

Beyond hazing, our firm excels in a wide range of personal injury and criminal defense matters. This broad expertise means we understand the complex interplay of civil litigation, criminal investigations, and institutional responses that often characterize hazing cases. Whether it’s navigating severe medical injuries, understanding the criminal implications, or battling insurance companies, we have the experience to handle every facet of your case.

What to Do Right Now: Actionable Guidance for Federated States of Micronesia Families

If your child in the Federated States of Micronesia has been hazed, or you suspect they have, the moments immediately following the incident are crucial. Your quick actions can significantly strengthen any future legal claim. We understand you’re scared, angry, and overwhelmed, but taking these steps can protect your child’s rights and future.

Step 1: Prioritize Immediate Safety and Medical Attention

Remove Your Child from the Situation: If they are still in a dangerous environment, get them out immediately. Safety is paramount.
Seek Medical Care: Even if your child insists they are “fine” or “not that hurt,” get a comprehensive medical evaluation from a doctor or at an emergency room. Adrenaline can mask pain, and serious injuries like rhabdomyolysis or internal injuries may not be immediately apparent. Tell medical providers everything that happened. This creates an official record and ensures proper treatment. Insist on documentation of every symptom, no matter how minor.
Document Their Condition: Take photos of any visible injuries (bruises, cuts, burns, swelling) and their overall physical state as soon as possible. Continue to document their healing process over days and weeks. Our partners have repeatedly emphasized the importance of documentation: “Take pictures. Take pictures. Take pictures. Take more pictures than you think you need to.”

Step 2: Preserve ALL Evidence – Digital and Physical

Hazing thrives in secrecy, but leaves a digital and physical trail. Every piece of evidence is vital:

Texts, Messages, Social Media: This is often the most damning evidence. DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING. Screenshot every text message, GroupMe chat, Snapchat, Instagram DM, Facebook message, or other digital communication related to the hazing. This includes instructions, threats, pictures, videos, and conversations among members. Even seemingly innocuous posts can be critical. Transfer these to a secure, external drive or cloud storage.
Photos and Videos: Collect any photos or videos taken by your child, other pledges, or witnesses during hazing events. These are often direct proof.
Physical Items: Preserve any items used in the hazing, clothing worn during the incident (especially if stained or damaged), or other physical evidence. Place them in sealed bags without touching them excessively to maintain forensic integrity.
Documents: Save any “pledge manuals,” schedules, rules, or other physical documents given to your child by the organization.
Witness Information: Collect names, phone numbers, and any contact information for other pledges, fraternity/sorority members, or any bystanders who may have witnessed the hazing.
Medical Records: Keep copies of all hospital records, doctor’s notes, lab results (like creatine kinase levels), bills, and any records of therapy or counseling.
Academic Records: Document any impact on your child’s grades, attendance, scholarship status, or enrollment.
Financial Records: Keep track of medical bills, lost wages from missed work, or any other financial losses you incur.

Step 3: Crucial “DO NOTs” to Protect Your Case

What you don’t do is as important as what you do:

DO NOT Delete ANYTHING: Deleting messages, posts, or any other digital communication can be seen as destruction of evidence (spoliation), severely damaging your case.
DO NOT Talk to the Fraternity/Sorority: Do not communicate with chapter members, officers, or the national organization without legal counsel. They are not your allies; they will try to control the narrative, minimize their responsibility, or gather information against you.
DO NOT Talk to University Administration Alone: Universities have a vested interest in protecting their reputation. Any statements your child makes to university officials can be used against them. Engage legal counsel first.
DO NOT Sign ANYTHING: Never sign any documents presented by the fraternity, the university, or their representatives without thoroughly reviewing them with your attorney. These documents may waive your child’s legal rights.
DO NOT Post on Social Media: Refrain from posting anything about the incident, your child’s injuries, or the case on social media. The defense will comb through social media to find anything that can undermine your claim (e.g., photos showing your child out with friends, appearing “fine”). As our firm advises, “STAY OFF SOCIAL MEDIA.”
DO NOT Delay: There is typically a 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury and wrongful death cases in most states. Evidence disappears, memories fade, and your legal rights can expire. The sooner you act, the stronger your case will be.

Step 4: Contact an Experienced Hazing Litigation Attorney Immediately

This is the most critical step. You need legal representation that understands the complexities of hazing litigation and is prepared to aggressively pursue justice.

Why Call Attorney911 First:

Rapid Response: We provide immediate, aggressive help for legal emergencies.
Expert Guidance: We can guide you through every step, ensuring you preserve critical evidence and avoid common pitfalls.
Protection: We shield your child from direct contact with the institutions and their attempts to silence or intimidate them.
Seamless Process: Our firm is currently litigating a $10 million hazing case, giving us unparalleled insight and experience.
Free Consultation: Your first conversation with us is always free. There is no financial risk to understand your legal options.

You or your child from the Federated States of Micronesia do not have to face this nightmare alone. We are here to help.

Contact Us: Your Legal Emergency Hotline in the Federated States of Micronesia

If your child in the Federated States of Micronesia has been the victim of hazing, you are facing a legal emergency. We understand the fear, the anger, and the desperation you feel. We are here to fight for you, with the same aggressive, data-driven approach we bring to our $10 million lawsuit.

Attorney911 is your Legal Emergency Lawyers™. We will shut down your emergency, no matter where you are in the Federated States of Micronesia or across the nation.

Federated States of Micronesia Families – Call Our 24/7 Legal Emergency Hotline Now:

📞 1-888-ATTY-911

This number is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, ready to take your call and begin the process of seeking justice for your child.

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What to Expect When You Contact Us:

Immediate, Free Consultation: Your first conversation with our experienced team is always confidential and completely free. We will listen to your story with empathy and respect, and provide an initial assessment of your case and legal options.
No Upfront Fees – We Work on Contingency: We understand the financial strain of medical bills and unexpected legal battles. For hazing cases, we work on a contingency fee basis. This means you pay absolutely $0 upfront to hire us. We only get paid if we win your case through a settlement or verdict. This ensures that every family in the Federated States of Micronesia, regardless of financial means, has access to top-tier legal representation against powerful institutions. You can learn more about how this works here: How Contingency Fees Work.
Nationwide Service with Remote Accessibility: While our primary offices are in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont, Texas, our reach extends nationwide. We regularly represent clients across America, including families in the Federated States of Micronesia.
- Video Consultations: We can conduct secure and convenient video consultations for families in the Federated States of Micronesia who cannot travel.
- Travel Commitment: Our attorneys are prepared to travel to the Federated States of Micronesia for depositions, client meetings, and trials when the needs of your case demand it. Distance is not a barrier to justice for us.
- Federal Court Authority: Our admission to federal courts allows us to handle cases in federal jurisdictions, adding another layer of accessibility for distant clients.
- Dual-State Bar Licenses: Ralph Manginello holds licenses in both Texas and New York, providing additional flexibility when dealing with national organizations.
Bilingual Support (Se Habla Español): Lupe Peña and our staff are fluent in Spanish, ensuring that Hispanic families in the Federated States of Micronesia receive clear, comprehensive legal support without language barriers.

To Other Victims of the University of Houston Pi Kappa Phi Hazing:

We know Leonel Bermudez was not alone. The lawsuit alleges that another pledge collapsed and lost consciousness during forced workouts on October 15, and another was hog-tied on October 13. Others were subjected to the same waterboarding, forced eating, and physical abuse.

If you or someone you know were also a victim of the Pi Kappa Phi hazing at the University of Houston, or any other hazing incident, you have rights. We can represent you too. Lupe Pena’s words ring true for all victims: “If this prevents harm to another person, that’s what we’re hoping to do. Let’s bring this to light. Enough is enough.” We urge you to come forward. There is strength in numbers, and together, we can bring all responsible parties to justice.

Don’t wait. The clock is ticking on your legal rights. Evidence can disappear, and memories fade. Protect your future, honor your suffering, and help us ensure that no other student in the Federated States of Micronesia has to endure what your child did. Call Attorney911 today.