W.K. et al v. Red Roof Inns, Inc. et al

  1. June 26, 2024

    Red Roof Trafficking Case Settled In Middle Of Trial

    The corporate owners of two Red Roof Inn locations in Atlanta and 11 women who claim they were trafficked there for years without intervention have reached a midtrial settlement ending the case.

  2. June 24, 2024

    Red Roof Ignored Years Of Trafficking, Victim Tells Ga. Jurors

    The corporate owners of two metro Atlanta Red Roof Inn locations knew about and ignored trafficking at the hotels, a woman who said she had been trafficked at the two hotels and others in the surrounding area for six years told Georgia federal jurors Monday.

  3. June 13, 2024

    Red Roof Had 'Revolving Door' For Trafficking, Ga. Jurors Told

    A former Red Roof Inn Inc. employee and the leader of a nonprofit testified Thursday about sex trafficking they saw take place at two metro Atlanta Red Roof Inn locations as part of a landmark civil trial in which 11 women allege the company knew trafficking was taking place at the locations and did nothing to stop it.

  4. November 30, 2023

    Red Roof Inns Wants Ga. Trafficking Claims Tried Separately

    Corporate and franchise owners of two Red Roof Inn locations near Atlanta asked a Georgia federal court this week to split up a lawsuit leveled by 11 people who allege they were sexually trafficked at the hotels, arguing that each plaintiff's allegations are so different that a combined case would confuse a jury.

  5. August 29, 2023

    Hotel Owner Dropped From Georgia Sex Trafficking Suit

    A Georgia hotel owner is off the hook in a sex trafficking case targeting several companies associated with two Red Roof Inns in Atlanta, after a federal judge granted the parties' request to drop the claims.

  6. March 06, 2023

    Red Roof Inn Ignored Trafficking At 'Top' Ga. Sites, Court Told

    A group of 15 people who claim they were trafficked for sex at two Atlanta-area hotels argued that employee testimony and other evidence shows the owners of the properties permitted trafficking and prostitution for years, in federal court documents pushing for their suit to stay alive.