Child Safety · Online Gaming

Roblox case review.

Sign retainers from families whose children were groomed, sexually exploited, or abused by predators who first contacted them on Roblox. Pre-screened for the child's age, how the contact began, and what happened.

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Roblox case review

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About this campaign

What firms need to know about Roblox cases.

Roblox

Roblox is one of the most popular online gaming platforms in the world, and a large share of its users are children. Families allege that the company marketed the platform as safe for kids while failing to put basic safeguards in place — meaningful age verification, limits on adults messaging children, and effective moderation — leaving predators free to find, groom, and exploit children, often moving the conversation to Discord, Snapchat, or other apps. Federal cases are consolidated in MDL No. 3166 in the Northern District of California.

Claimified reaches parents and guardians through paid search and paid social nationwide, and every inquiry is handled with trauma-informed intake. Each case is screened for the child's age at the time, how the contact began on Roblox, where it moved next, and what happened before any retainer is sent.

Qualification criteria

How claimants are pre-screened before they reach your firm.

Every Roblox lead is vetted on identity, the child's age, platform history, and the harm involved so your intake team only sees viable cases.

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Platform contact

The abuser first contacted the child on Roblox — whether the abuse continued there or moved to Discord, Snapchat, or another app.

02

A minor at the time

The child was under 18 when the contact happened. Intake records the child's date of birth and age at the time.

03

Qualifying harm

Grooming, sexual exploitation, sextortion, or physical abuse — with police reports and counseling or treatment noted where they exist.

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Exclusive, signed-retainer child exploitation cases sourced through the same verification stack used across Claimified's mass tort campaigns.

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