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When a Motel Profits from Trafficking: Holding Budget Hotels Accountable in Mount Laurel and Maple Shade You may be reading this at 2 a.m., or you may be reading it because a daughter, a sister, a friend, or a child you tried to protect did not come home the way she left. The details vary. What does not vary is what you have just learned: a hotel — a business with cameras, night audits, key-card records, a general manager on duty, and a corporate parent collecting franchise royalties — was the place where a 17-year-old was sold to men, day after day, for more than a year. And the same hotel kept handing over the keys. We write this for you. Not for the brand. Not for the industry. For the survivor, and for every family member who has been told by one lawyer after another that “there’s nothing to sue” because the trafficker is dead, the pimp is in prison, or the victim used drugs. There is something. Federal civil law gives a trafficking survivor the right to sue any business that knowingly benefited from the venture. And the record in Burlington County has finally started to use it.…