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When a Hotel Profits From Your Exploitation: The California Trafficking Case Against Wyndham and Marriott It is two in the morning, and the room key still works. You were brought to this hotel weeks ago. The man who brought you took the room in cash. He registered under his own name. You have no idea what is happening tomorrow, and you are afraid to ask. The front desk has seen you come and go. Housekeeping has been told not to enter. The same credit card has paid for the same room night after night. Somewhere down the corridor, the hotel’s general manager is reviewing occupancy numbers and celebrating a strong month. If you are reading this, you may be that person. You may be a family member who suspects what is happening. Or you may be the survivor now looking at the life that was taken from you and wondering whether anyone can be held answerable. We want to walk with you through what the law actually does, in California, against a hotel chain that took money from the operation that hurt you. The case filed on August 11, 2023 in the United States District Court for the Eastern District…