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Maryland Hazing Injuries Under the Stop Campus Hazing Act: What the New Federal Law Means for Your Family The phone call that changes everything does not come with a warning label. A hospital social worker says your son was brought in unconscious after a university event. A roommate tells you your daughter collapsed during a pledging ritual. Or the call that no parent is prepared for — the one from a dean, or a police officer, telling you your child did not survive. You are sitting in a waiting room or standing in a kitchen at 2 a.m., trying to understand how a school you trusted let this happen. That is the moment you are in right now, and that is who we are writing to. We are Attorney911 — trial lawyers who take hazing injury and wrongful death cases — and what follows is everything the law now says about your rights, what the university was required to do, what evidence is already disappearing, and exactly what to do in the first 72 hours. None of it is theoretical. The Stop Campus Hazing Act, signed into law on December 23, 2024, changed what universities must track, report, and disclose about hazing — and the University of Maryland, Baltimore began collecting that data on January 1, 2025. That paper trail, if we move fast enough to capture it, is the backbone of your case. What the Stop Campus Hazing Act Actually Requires — and Why It Changes the Legal Landscape…