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If You Were Trafficked at a Motel in Los Angeles, Gardena, or San Dimas, the Hotel That Took the Room Money Can Be Held Accountable You are reading this because something happened at a Motel 6, a Red Roof Inn, or a Wyndham-affiliated property in Los Angeles County — and the questions that follow are not the kind the internet usually answers well. Was it really trafficking, or something else? Can you sue the hotel, or just the person who hurt you? How long do you have? What will it cost you to ask a lawyer? And the quiet one underneath all of those — is there actually a way to hold a national chain accountable for what happened inside one of its rooms? We built this page to answer those questions, in the order someone in your position actually asks them. We are a trial firm that takes cases like this. We are not a chatbot and we are not a content site — we are Ralph Manginello and Lupe Peña, and the law on this is something we have studied, argued, and built cases around. What follows is the full picture, not the short version. What the Federal…