The suit is part of a growing body of cases that seeks to hold the hospitality industry civilly liable for profiting from what they knew or should have known was human trafficking.
February 19, 2021 at 03:12 PM
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Some New Jersey motel operators are facing a lawsuit accusing them of profiting from human trafficking because a minor was forced to engage in prostitution at their establishments.
The suit is part of a growing body of cases that seeks to hold the hospitality industry civilly liable for profiting from what they knew or should have known was human trafficking.
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