If your child was groomed, exploited, or sexually abused by someone they encountered on Roblox, your family may be entitled to compensation — find out at no cost.
Roblox is one of the most popular online platforms for children, with chat, voice, and private messaging features that allow strangers to contact young users directly. Families across the country have filed lawsuits alleging that Roblox Corporation failed to implement adequate age verification, content moderation, and predator-detection tools, allowing adults to groom children on the platform and move the relationship to off-platform apps — and in some cases, to arrange in-person meetings that led to sexual abuse. These lawsuits allege the platform's design prioritized growth and engagement over the safety of the minors using it. State attorneys general and child-safety advocates have separately raised similar concerns about the platform's safeguards.
Your family may have a claim if a child was contacted, groomed, manipulated, or sexually exploited by another user (often an adult posing as a peer) on Roblox, including cases where:
In most cases, a parent or legal guardian files on behalf of a minor child. If the child has since turned 18, they may be able to file on their own behalf. An attorney can walk you through who is the appropriate party to file in your family's situation.
No. Many families don't know the real identity of the person who contacted their child. Tell us what you know — a username, screenshots, or general details all help, but none are required to start.
That's helpful information for an attorney reviewing your case, but it isn't required to submit a free case review.
No. Grooming, exploitation, and psychological harm that occurred entirely online may also support a claim. An attorney can evaluate the specifics of what happened.
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