🛡️ Clayton County Hazing Lawyers – Fraternity Abuse Attorneys
Serving Clayton County, Iowa and Nationwide
Free Consultation – No Upfront Costs – 1-888-ATTY-911
🚨 Hazing Happens in Clayton County – And It’s Illegal
Clayton County parents send their children to college expecting them to be safe. They trust that universities and Greek organizations near Clayton County will protect their students. But every year, students across Iowa – including in communities like Elkader, Guttenberg, Strawberry Point, and Monona – are subjected to dangerous, humiliating, and sometimes deadly hazing rituals.
What happened in Houston can happen in Clayton County. The same national fraternities with chapters at universities near Clayton County have paid millions in settlements for hazing deaths and injuries. The same negligence that led to a University of Houston student being hospitalized with kidney failure after waterboarding and forced exercise exists right here in Iowa.
If your child has been hazed at a fraternity, sorority, sports team, or other student organization in Clayton County or anywhere in Iowa, you have legal rights. Attorney 911 is currently fighting a $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston – and we’re bringing that same aggressive representation to Clayton County families.
🏢 Who We Are – Clayton County’s Hazing Litigation Experts
Attorney 911 – Legal Emergency Lawyers™
Houston | Austin | Beaumont | Serving Clayton County and Nationwide
We are a Texas-based personal injury and hazing litigation firm with offices in Houston, Austin, and Beaumont. While we’re headquartered in Texas, we proudly serve hazing victims and their families in Clayton County and across Iowa through our federal court authority, dual-state bar admission, and commitment to traveling wherever justice demands.
Clayton County families deserve the same aggressive, experienced representation we provide locally. Whether your child was hazed at Upper Iowa University, Northeast Iowa Community College, or any other school near Clayton County, we will fight for you.
🔥 Why Clayton County Families Choose Attorney 911 for Hazing Cases
| Advantage | Why It Matters for Clayton County Families |
|---|---|
| 25+ Years of Litigation Experience | Battle-tested trial attorneys with a proven track record – ready to fight for Clayton County victims |
| Former Insurance Defense Attorneys | We know how insurance companies and fraternities think – and how to dismantle their defenses |
| Federal Court Admission | U.S. District Court, Southern District of Texas – can pursue Clayton County cases in federal court |
| Dual-State Bar Admission | Licensed in Texas and New York – strategic advantage for cases against national fraternities |
| Nationwide Hazing Expertise | Currently litigating a $10 million hazing case against Pi Kappa Phi – same strategies available for Clayton County victims |
| Se Habla Español | Bilingual staff serving Spanish-speaking families in Clayton County |
| No Upfront Costs | We work on contingency – you pay nothing unless we win |
| Willingness to Travel | We will come to Clayton County for depositions, trials, and client meetings |
📌 Our Hazing Litigation Experience – Proven Results for Victims
We are currently representing a hazing victim in a $10 million lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston. Our client was hospitalized with severe rhabdomyolysis and kidney failure after being subjected to:
- Waterboarding with a garden hose (simulated drowning)
- Forced to perform 500+ squats and 100+ pushups until he collapsed
- Struck with wooden paddles
- Forced to eat until vomiting, then made to continue exercising
- Hog-tied face-down on a table with an object in his mouth
- Threatened with expulsion if he stopped
This isn’t just hazing – it’s torture. And it’s happening at universities near Clayton County too.
Clayton County families: This is the same fight we’re bringing to Iowa. The same fraternities operate near Clayton County. The same negligence exists at Iowa institutions. And we will fight for Clayton County victims with the same fury.
🎓 The Hazing Crisis in Clayton County and Iowa
Hazing Doesn’t Stop at State Lines
Hazing is not just a problem in Texas or at big universities. It happens in Clayton County, Iowa, and across the Midwest – often hidden in plain sight. The same national fraternities and sororities that have paid millions in hazing settlements operate at universities near Clayton County, including:
- Upper Iowa University (Fayette, IA – near Clayton County)
- Northeast Iowa Community College (Calmar and Peosta campuses)
- University of Iowa (Iowa City, IA)
- Iowa State University (Ames, IA)
- University of Northern Iowa (Cedar Falls, IA)
- Luther College (Decorah, IA)
- Wartburg College (Waverly, IA)
These institutions have active Greek life programs where hazing occurs. If your child is pledging a fraternity or sorority at any of these schools, they face the same risks that hospitalized our client in Houston.
📊 Hazing Statistics – The Reality in Iowa and Nationwide
Hazing is widespread, underreported, and often deadly. Here’s what Clayton County families need to know:
| Statistic | Source | What It Means for Clayton County |
|---|---|---|
| 55% of college students in Greek organizations experience hazing | Alfred University Study | More than half of fraternity/sorority members are hazed – including near Clayton County |
| 40% of student athletes report being hazed | NCAA Study | Hazing isn’t limited to Greek life – sports teams near Clayton County are also at risk |
| Since 2000, there has been at least one hazing death every year in the U.S. | Hank Nuwer, Hazing Researcher | Hazing kills – and it could happen to a Clayton County student |
| 95% of students who experience hazing do NOT report it | National Study of Student Hazing | Most hazing victims in Clayton County stay silent out of fear or loyalty |
| Hazing occurs in fraternities, sororities, sports teams, marching bands, ROTC, and other student organizations | Multiple Studies | No organization is immune – Clayton County students in any group could be at risk |
💀 Hazing Deaths and Injuries – A Pattern of Negligence
Hazing isn’t harmless “tradition” – it’s assault, battery, and sometimes manslaughter. Here are just a few recent cases that prove the danger:
| Victim | University | Organization | What Happened | Outcome |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Foltz | Bowling Green State | Pi Kappa Alpha | Forced to drink entire bottle of alcohol; died from alcohol poisoning | $10.1 million settlement |
| Maxwell Gruver | Louisiana State | Phi Delta Theta | Forced drinking during “Bible Study” ritual; died with BAC 0.495 (6x legal limit) | $6.1 million jury verdict; Max Gruver Act passed |
| Timothy Piazza | Penn State | Beta Theta Pi | Forced to drink 18 drinks in 82 minutes; fell down stairs; fraternity waited 12 hours to call 911 | $110+ million settlement; Piazza Law passed |
| Andrew Coffey | Florida State | Pi Kappa Phi | Forced to drink entire bottle of bourbon; died from alcohol poisoning | Chapter closed; 9 members charged |
| Our Client | University of Houston | Pi Kappa Phi | Waterboarded, forced to do 500 squats, struck with paddles; hospitalized with kidney failure | $10 million lawsuit pending |
Clayton County families: These aren’t isolated incidents. This is a pattern of negligence by national organizations that operate near Clayton County. Pi Kappa Phi, Phi Delta Theta, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and other fraternities have paid millions because they failed to stop hazing. They will pay for Clayton County victims too.
⚖️ Legal Rights for Clayton County Hazing Victims
Iowa Hazing Laws – What Clayton County Families Need to Know
Iowa has strong laws against hazing, and victims in Clayton County have legal rights. Here’s what applies to your case:
Iowa Code § 708.10 – Hazing (Criminal Law)
“A person commits an act of hazing when the person intentionally or recklessly engages in any act or acts involving forced activity which endanger the physical health or safety of a student for the purpose of initiation or admission into, or affiliation with, any organization operating in connection with a school, college, or university.”
Penalties:
- Aggravated Misdemeanor (up to 2 years in prison and $6,250 fine)
- If hazing results in serious injury or death, penalties increase significantly
Key Points for Clayton County Families:
- Consent is NOT a defense – Even if your child “agreed” to participate, hazing is still illegal
- Coercion and peer pressure make true consent impossible
- Universities and organizations can be held criminally liable if they knew or should have known about hazing
Civil Liability – Who Can Be Sued in Clayton County
Hazing victims in Clayton County can sue multiple parties for damages, including:
| Defendant | Basis for Liability | Why It Matters for Clayton County |
|---|---|---|
| Local Chapter | Directly organized and conducted hazing | The chapter that hazed your child is liable |
| National Organization | Failed to supervise; knew or should have known about hazing | Deep pockets – national fraternities have millions in assets and insurance |
| University/College | Failed to prevent hazing; negligent supervision | Institutions near Clayton County have a duty to protect students |
| Chapter Officers | Leadership responsibility; directed hazing | Chapter presidents, pledgemasters, and officers can be held personally liable |
| Individual Members | Participated in hazing | Every member who hazed your child can be sued individually |
| Housing Corporations | Owned/controlled property where hazing occurred | If hazing happened at a fraternity house, the owner is liable |
| Alumni | Hosted hazing at their homes | Alumni who allowed hazing on their property can be sued |
Clayton County families: You don’t have to choose just one defendant. We sue everyone responsible – just like we’re doing in our $10 million Pi Kappa Phi case.
Types of Damages Clayton County Victims Can Recover
If your child was hazed in Clayton County, you may be entitled to compensation for:
💰 Economic Damages (Quantifiable Losses)
- Medical expenses (hospital bills, therapy, rehabilitation, future treatment)
- Lost wages (time missed from work during recovery)
- Lost earning capacity (if injuries affect future career prospects)
- Educational costs (tuition refunds, lost scholarships, delayed graduation)
- Property damage (if personal items were destroyed during hazing)
😢 Non-Economic Damages (Pain and Suffering)
- Physical pain (from injuries, medical treatment, recovery)
- Mental anguish (PTSD, anxiety, depression from hazing trauma)
- Emotional distress (humiliation, shame, loss of trust)
- Loss of enjoyment of life (inability to participate in activities, social withdrawal)
- Disfigurement (scars, permanent injuries from hazing)
- Loss of consortium (impact on family relationships)
💥 Punitive Damages (Punishing Egregious Conduct)
- Awarded when conduct is grossly negligent, reckless, or intentional
- Meant to punish the wrongdoer and deter future misconduct
- Appropriate when organizations knew about hazing and did nothing
Clayton County families: In our Pi Kappa Phi case, we’re seeking punitive damages because waterboarding a student is torture, not hazing. The same applies to Clayton County victims.
📋 What to Do If Your Child Is Hazed in Clayton County
Step-by-Step Action Guide for Clayton County Families
If your child has been hazed at a university or college near Clayton County, time is critical. Evidence disappears, witnesses forget, and statutes of limitations run out. Here’s what to do immediately:
🚑 Step 1: Ensure Safety and Seek Medical Attention
- Remove your child from the dangerous situation immediately
- Seek medical attention – even if injuries seem minor
- Hazing injuries like rhabdomyolysis (from extreme exercise) or alcohol poisoning may not show symptoms immediately
- Document everything – medical records are critical evidence
- If your child is in immediate danger, call 911
📸 Step 2: Preserve Evidence
DO NOT DELETE ANYTHING. Evidence is crucial for your case.
| Evidence Type | What to Preserve |
|---|---|
| Medical Records | Hospital records, ER visits, doctor notes, therapy records |
| Photos/Videos | Injuries at all stages of healing, hazing locations, items used in hazing |
| Communications | Text messages, GroupMe chats, Snapchat, Instagram DMs, emails |
| Social Media | Screenshots of posts about hazing, deleted posts, private messages |
| Witness Information | Names and contact info of other pledges, witnesses, bystanders |
| Documents | Pledge manuals, schedules, rules given to your child |
| Financial Records | Medical bills, lost wages, tuition/fees paid |
| Academic Records | Impact on grades, enrollment status, scholarships |
⚠️ WARNING: Do NOT confront the fraternity, sorority, or university without legal counsel. They will try to control the narrative and destroy evidence.
🚫 Step 3: Do NOT Do These Things
| Action | Why It’s Dangerous |
|---|---|
| Talk to the fraternity/sorority or their lawyers | They will try to get you to say things that hurt your case |
| Sign any documents from the organization | You may unknowingly waive your rights |
| Post on social media about the incident | Anything you post can be used against you |
| Delete messages or posts | Destruction of evidence can lead to legal penalties |
| Assume it was “just a prank” | Hazing is illegal and can cause lifelong harm |
| Wait to take action | Evidence disappears; statutes of limitations run out |
📞 Step 4: Contact a Hazing Attorney Immediately
- Call Attorney 911 at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, confidential consultation
- We offer video consultations for Clayton County families who cannot travel
- We work on contingency – you pay nothing unless we win
- We will handle all communications with the fraternity, university, and insurance companies
⏳ TIME IS CRITICAL:
- Iowa has a 2-year statute of limitations for personal injury claims
- Evidence disappears quickly – texts are deleted, witnesses forget, organizations destroy records
- The sooner you contact us, the stronger your case will be
⚖️ Step 5: Report the Hazing
- File a police report – hazing is a crime in Iowa
- Report to the university – but do NOT do this without legal counsel
- Consider a Title IX report – if hazing involved sexual harassment or assault
- Report to the national organization – but expect them to protect themselves, not your child
We will guide you through this process and ensure your rights are protected.
🏛️ Who Is Liable for Hazing in Clayton County?
We Sue Everyone Responsible – No Exceptions
In our $10 million Pi Kappa Phi case, we’re suing 10 defendants, including:
- The national fraternity
- The local chapter
- The housing corporation
- The university
- Individual members and officers
Clayton County families: We will pursue every liable party in your case too.
🔍 Common Defenses – And How We Defeat Them
Fraternities, sororities, and universities will try to avoid liability. Here are their most common defenses – and how we shut them down:
| Defense | Their Argument | Our Counter-Argument |
|---|---|---|
| “He consented to participate” | “He knew what he was signing up for” | Iowa law says consent is NOT a defense (Iowa Code § 708.10). Peer pressure, coercion, and fear of retaliation negate true consent. |
| “It was just tradition” | “This is how we’ve always done it” | Tradition doesn’t justify illegal activity. Assault is assault, whether it’s called “tradition” or not. |
| “The university didn’t know” | “We had no idea hazing was happening” | Universities near Clayton County have a duty to monitor Greek life. If they didn’t know, it’s because they chose not to know. |
| “It was just a prank” | “It wasn’t that serious” | Hazing causes real harm – physical injuries, psychological trauma, and even death. Waterboarding, forced exercise until collapse, and paddling are not pranks. |
| “He could have left at any time” | “He wasn’t forced to stay” | Fear of social exclusion, retaliation, and losing membership creates an environment where leaving isn’t truly an option. |
| “The national organization didn’t know” | “We had no control over the chapter” | National organizations have actual knowledge of hazing risks. Pi Kappa Phi knew about Andrew Coffey’s death in 2017 – and did nothing to prevent Leonel Bermudez’s hospitalization in 2025. |
💰 Precedent Cases – Multi-Million Dollar Proof
These Results Are Possible for Clayton County Victims Too
Hazing cases result in multi-million dollar settlements and verdicts. Here’s what Clayton County families need to know:
| Case | University | Fraternity | Outcome | Why It Matters for Clayton County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stone Foltz | Bowling Green State | Pi Kappa Alpha | $10.1 million settlement | Our $10 million demand is directly in line with this precedent |
| Maxwell Gruver | Louisiana State | Phi Delta Theta | $6.1 million jury verdict | Juries award millions for hazing deaths and injuries |
| Timothy Piazza | Penn State | Beta Theta Pi | $110+ million settlement | Strong evidence = massive outcomes |
| Our Client | University of Houston | Pi Kappa Phi | $10 million lawsuit pending | Same fraternity operates near Clayton County – same liability applies |
Clayton County families: These cases prove that hazing victims win big when they have experienced legal representation. We will fight for the same results for Clayton County victims.
🎯 Why Clayton County Families Need Attorney 911
We Don’t Just Talk About Hazing – We’re Fighting It Right Now
While other firms may claim to handle hazing cases, we are actively litigating a $10 million hazing lawsuit against Pi Kappa Phi and the University of Houston. This isn’t theoretical for us – it’s happening right now.
Here’s what sets us apart for Clayton County families:
1. 🔥 We’re in the Fight – Not Just Watching From the Sidelines
- We’re currently representing a hazing victim hospitalized with kidney failure after waterboarding and forced exercise
- We know the tactics fraternities use to avoid liability
- We know the insurance company tricks to minimize payouts
- We’re not afraid to go to trial – and defendants know it
2. 📚 We Know the Hazing Playbook
- We’ve studied hundreds of hazing cases nationwide
- We know the warning signs of dangerous chapters
- We know the red flags universities ignore
- We know the legal strategies that work
3. 💼 We Have the Resources to Win
- We work with medical experts to document injuries
- We work with hazing culture experts to explain why it happens
- We work with economic experts to calculate damages
- We have the financial resources to take on national organizations
4. 🌎 We Serve Clayton County – No Matter Where You Are
- Federal court authority – we can pursue cases in federal jurisdiction
- Dual-state bar admission – licensed in Texas and New York
- Video consultations – meet with us remotely
- Willingness to travel – we come to Clayton County for depositions and trials
5. 💰 We Work on Contingency – No Upfront Costs
- You pay nothing upfront – we only get paid if we win
- No hourly fees – our fee is a percentage of your recovery
- No risk – if we don’t win, you owe us nothing
- We take the financial risk so you can focus on your child’s recovery
6. 🤝 We Treat Clayton County Families Like Family
- We understand the emotional toll hazing takes on families
- We listen – we don’t just see your child as a case number
- We communicate – you’ll always know what’s happening with your case
- We fight – we treat your child’s case like it’s our own family
🚨 Hazing Warning Signs – What Clayton County Parents Need to Know
Hazing often starts subtly and escalates. Here are the warning signs that your child may be experiencing hazing:
🚩 Behavioral Changes
- Sudden withdrawal from family and friends
- Increased secrecy about activities
- Reluctance to discuss fraternity/sorority activities
- Anxiety, depression, or mood swings
- Changes in sleep patterns (insomnia or excessive fatigue)
- Unexplained injuries or bruises
🚩 Physical Symptoms
- Extreme exhaustion or fatigue
- Muscle pain or weakness
- Dark or brown urine (sign of rhabdomyolysis)
- Nausea or vomiting
- Headaches or dizziness
- Signs of alcohol poisoning (confusion, vomiting, unconsciousness)
🚩 Organizational Red Flags
- Your child is required to perform tasks that seem humiliating, dangerous, or degrading
- They’re forced to consume large amounts of alcohol or food
- They’re subjected to extreme physical exercise beyond normal fitness levels
- They’re forced to carry objects, wear specific clothing, or follow bizarre rules
- They’re threatened with expulsion or retaliation if they don’t comply
- They’re not allowed to leave during pledge activities
🚩 What Your Child Might Say
- “It’s just tradition – everyone goes through it.”
- “I can’t tell you what happens – it’s secret.”
- “If I don’t do this, I’ll get kicked out.”
- “It’s not that bad – you’re overreacting.”
- “I have to do this to prove I’m worthy.”
Clayton County parents: If you notice these warning signs, your child may be in danger. Contact us immediately at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a confidential consultation.
🏫 Universities Near Clayton County – Do They Know About Hazing?
The Same Fraternities Operate Near Clayton County – And They Have Hazing Histories
The fraternities involved in hazing deaths and lawsuits have chapters at universities near Clayton County. Here’s what Clayton County families need to know:
| Fraternity | Hazing History | Chapters Near Clayton County | Universities |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pi Kappa Phi | Andrew Coffey death (2017); Leonel Bermudez hospitalization (2025) | Yes | University of Iowa, Iowa State University |
| Sigma Alpha Epsilon | Multiple hazing deaths; chemical burns cases | Yes | University of Iowa, Iowa State University |
| Phi Delta Theta | Maxwell Gruver death (2017); $6.1M verdict | Yes | University of Iowa |
| Pi Kappa Alpha | Stone Foltz death (2021); $10.1M settlement | Yes | University of Iowa, Iowa State University |
| Beta Theta Pi | Timothy Piazza death (2017); $110M+ settlement | Yes | University of Iowa |
Clayton County families: These organizations have paid millions because they failed to stop hazing. They will pay for Clayton County victims too.
📜 University Liability – They Knew or Should Have Known
Universities near Clayton County have a legal duty to protect students from hazing. When they fail, they can be held liable. Here’s how:
| University | Near Clayton County? | Greek Life Presence | Potential Liability |
|---|---|---|---|
| Upper Iowa University | Yes (Fayette, IA) | Yes | Duty to monitor Greek life; premises liability if hazing occurs on campus |
| Northeast Iowa Community College | Yes (Calmar/Peosta) | Limited | Duty to provide safe environment for student activities |
| University of Iowa | No (Iowa City) | Yes | Major Greek life program; history of hazing incidents |
| Iowa State University | No (Ames) | Yes | Major Greek life program; history of hazing incidents |
| University of Northern Iowa | No (Cedar Falls) | Yes | Greek life presence; potential for hazing |
Clayton County families: If your child was hazed at any of these schools, the university may share liability. We will investigate whether the university knew or should have known about hazing – and whether they failed to act.
📞 Clayton County Families – Contact Us Today
Free Consultation – No Upfront Costs – 1-888-ATTY-911
If your child has been hazed at a university or college near Clayton County, you don’t have to face this alone. We are currently fighting a $10 million hazing lawsuit – and we’re bringing that same aggressive representation to Clayton County families.
Here’s what happens when you call Attorney 911:
- Free, confidential consultation – We’ll listen to your story and explain your legal options
- Case evaluation – We’ll assess the strength of your case and potential damages
- Immediate action plan – We’ll start preserving evidence and building your case
- No upfront costs – You pay nothing unless we win
- Aggressive representation – We’ll fight for maximum compensation and accountability
📅 Time Is Critical – Act Now
| Why You Can’t Wait | What Happens If You Delay |
|---|---|
| Evidence disappears | Texts are deleted, witnesses forget, organizations destroy records |
| Statutes of limitations run out | Iowa has a 2-year deadline for personal injury claims |
| Your child’s health worsens | Psychological trauma can become permanent without treatment |
| The organization covers it up | Fraternities and universities will try to silence victims and destroy evidence |
| Other victims come forward | The longer you wait, the harder it is to build a strong case |
Clayton County families: The sooner you contact us, the stronger your case will be. Call 1-888-ATTY-911 today.
🌐 Serving Clayton County and Nationwide
While we’re based in Texas, we serve hazing victims nationwide, including Clayton County, Iowa. Here’s how we can help you, no matter where you are:
| Service | How It Works for Clayton County Families |
|---|---|
| Federal Court Authority | We can pursue cases in federal jurisdiction, which may be advantageous for hazing claims |
| Dual-State Bar Admission | Licensed in Texas and New York – strategic advantage for cases against national fraternities |
| Video Consultations | Meet with us remotely from the comfort of your home in Clayton County |
| Willingness to Travel | We will come to Clayton County for depositions, trials, and client meetings |
| Nationwide Network | We work with local Iowa attorneys and experts to strengthen your case |
Distance is not a barrier to justice. We will fight for Clayton County families just as aggressively as we fight for local clients.
🎯 Our Promise to Clayton County Families
- We will listen – We understand the emotional toll hazing takes on families
- We will fight – We treat your case like it’s our own family
- We will communicate – You’ll always know what’s happening with your case
- We will win – We have the experience, resources, and determination to hold institutions accountable
- We will protect – We’ll ensure this never happens to another Clayton County family
🚨 Clayton County Parents: Your Child Deserves Justice
Hazing is not “tradition.” It’s not “building brotherhood.” It’s not “harmless fun.”
It’s abuse. It’s assault. It’s sometimes manslaughter.
If your child has been hazed in Clayton County or anywhere in Iowa, they deserve justice. They deserve compensation for their injuries. They deserve to hold the people and institutions who hurt them accountable.
You are not alone. We are fighting this battle right now – and we’re ready to fight for Clayton County families too.
Call Attorney 911 today at 1-888-ATTY-911 for a free, confidential consultation.
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🔗 Helpful Resources for Clayton County Families
Iowa-Specific Hazing Resources
- Iowa Department of Education – Reporting Hazing
- Iowa State University – Anti-Hazing Policy – ISU Hazing Policy
- University of Iowa – Student Accountability – UI Student Conduct
- Iowa Code § 708.10 – Hazing Law – Iowa Legislature
National Hazing Prevention Resources
- HazingPrevention.Org – Hazing Prevention
- StopHazing – Research and Education
- Gordie Center – Alcohol Education and Hazing Prevention
- Clery Center – Campus Safety Resources
Mental Health Support
- National Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 988
- Crisis Text Line – Text “HOME” to 741741
- The Trevor Project (LGBTQ+ Youth) – 1-866-488-7386
- Iowa Warm Line (Peer Support) – 1-844-775-9276
📜 Legal Disclaimer
The information provided on this page is for general educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Every hazing case is unique, and the outcome of your case will depend on the specific facts and circumstances. No attorney-client relationship is formed by viewing this website or contacting Attorney 911 until a formal representation agreement is signed.
Clayton County families: For legal advice specific to your situation, please contact Attorney 911 for a free consultation at 1-888-ATTY-911.
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