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Red Roof Inn Sex Trafficking Lawsuits: What Survivors Need to Know About the Federal Law That Holds Hotels Accountable If you are reading this page, something has already gone wrong. Maybe you were trafficked at a Red Roof Inn — in Smyrna, in Buckhead, at a location off an interstate exit somewhere between here and Texas. Maybe the people who ran the rooms have been arrested and the motel is still operating as if nothing happened. Maybe a caseworker, a detective, or a relative handed you a number and said “call a lawyer.” Maybe no one has said that yet, and you found this page because you typed the name of the motel and a word you are not sure you are allowed to type into a search engine. Whatever brought you here, this page is for you. It is not a news article. It is a working map of the federal civil law that lets a survivor of sex trafficking hold a hotel chain accountable — the law Congress wrote, the cases that have tested it, the evidence the defense will try to destroy, the clock you are racing, and the path our firm walks with survivors and their…