KPBS Airs Piece On Local Fight Against Sex Trafficking

The lawyers in our firm are deeply entrenched in the local fight against sex and human trafficking in San Diego County, which a 2013 study by the University of San Diego and Point Loma Nazarene University estimates at $810 million. San Diego’s KPBS has aired this incredible piece about how local law enforcement is partnering with area hotels in the fight against sex trafficking.

Haeggquist & Eck is proud to support Lawyers Club’s Human Trafficking Task Force, which works to raise awareness and address the overwhelming and growing problem of human trafficking in the San Diego region. Since its inception, the HTTF has met with other community partners in San Diego to determine existing gaps in services and other needs, identified its objectives, and created various subcommittees to tackle the issue of human trafficking from all angles. For more information about the Human Trafficking Collaborative, click here.

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