Roblox Case Lawsuit

Parents nationwide are filing legal claims alleging Roblox failed to protect children from online predators, grooming, inappropriate content, and psychological or financial harm.

Roblox Lawsuit

Claims involve allegations of grooming, sextortion, sexual content exposure, cyber-threats, and addiction-based mechanics that have harmed minors emotionally and financially.

Who Can Qualify

Families may qualify if a child experienced grooming, predatory contact, exposure to sexual content, or emotional/financial exploitation on Roblox.

You may be eligible if your child:
  • Was contacted by adults or strangers
  • Was groomed or sent inappropriate messages/images
  • Experienced online harassment or coercion
  • Spent large amounts of money due to manipulative features
  • Suffered emotional or psychological distress
Potential Compensation

Compensation may be available for emotional trauma, therapy costs, financial losses, and harm resulting from unsafe interactions on the platform.

1. Families may recover damages for:
  • a. Therapy & counseling expenses
  • b. Emotional and psychological trauma
  • c. Financial losses related to Roblox currency or purchases
  • d. Loss of safety and emotional well-being
  • e. Punitive damages in severe cases
2. Helpful evidence includes:
  • a. Chat logs or screenshots
  • b. Account activity records
  • c. Financial transaction history
  • d. Reports made to Roblox or law enforcement
  • e. Therapist or counseling documentation (if available)
Roblox Lawsuit FAQs

It involves claims that Roblox failed to properly protect minors from grooming, exploitation, inappropriate content, and financial harm through in-game systems.

    Parents or legal guardians of minors who suffered exploitation, inappropriate communication, emotional harm, or financial loss on the Roblox platform.

      Yes, evidence such as chat logs, screenshots, account history, purchase records, or therapist notes can help support the case.

        No — reviews are free, and cases are handled on a contingency basis. You only pay if compensation is awarded.