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Tuscaloosa Fraternity Hazing Lawyer — SAE Pledge’s Traumatic Brain Injury and the National Organization That Let It Happen Your son went to the University of Alabama to get an education. He came home from the emergency room with a traumatic brain injury. He told you what happened in that fraternity basement — or the parts he could remember between the blows to the head — and what he described is not a tradition. It is a crime. The people who did this to him called it pledgeship. The law calls it hazing, and in Alabama, that is something a family can take to court. You are sitting at a kitchen table in Tuscaloosa, or maybe you drove three hours from Birmingham, or you flew in from out of state because your child goes to school here and you never thought this would happen. The hospital sent him home with a diagnosis of traumatic brain injury and post-concussive syndrome. The fraternity has not called. The university sent a form letter. Someone at the national organization said they banned hazing in 2014 — but your son was beaten in their basement last month, and nobody stopped it. We handle these cases. Not…