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Ohio State Alpha Tau Omega Hazing Lawsuit: What the 2029 Suspension Means for Victims and Families If you are reading this page, your son came home from Ohio State different — or he did not come home at all. Maybe he called you at 3 a.m. from a bathroom floor. Maybe the university called you instead. Maybe you found out through the news that Alpha Tau Omega has been suspended until 2029, and you are only now connecting that announcement to the night your child stopped being himself. We are going to tell you exactly what that suspension means, what your rights are under Ohio law, and what to do in the hours and days ahead — because the decisions you make right now will decide whether the people who hurt your son ever answer for it. We are Attorney911 — The Manginello Law Firm. We are a trial firm that takes hazing cases, and we are currently litigating a hazing lawsuit against a university fraternity — a $10 million case filed in Harris County, Texas, in November 2025. The medicine of hazing injuries, the corporate-accountability fight against a national fraternity, and the evidence-preservation work do not change because the…