Roblox lawsuits represent a critical area of digital product liability and child safety litigation across the United States, impacting thousands of families who trusted the platform’s safety promises. These legal claims primarily focus on allegations that the platform’s design lacks adequate age-verification and moderation, creating an environment where predators can groom, exploit, or harass minors through unmonitored chat features and virtual currency exchanges. Legal experts argue that the company’s focus on user engagement and the monetization of its “Robux” currency has allegedly come at the expense of child protection, leading to severe instances of online grooming, sextortion, and even real-world abductions facilitated by the platform’s social ecosystem.

The harm resulting from these interactions is often devastating and long-lasting, frequently manifesting as severe anxiety, depression, PTSD, and other life-altering psychological trauma. In many situations, these incidents are attributed to systemic failures and a known lack of safety protocols despite repeated warnings from parents and child advocacy groups. When corporate negligence is shown to have prioritized profit over the well-being of its youngest users, affected families may have the right to seek compensation for specialized therapy costs, mental health treatment, and the profound emotional distress caused by the platform’s failure to provide a secure digital playground.