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Roblox Grooming Lawsuits: MDL Motion Filed and New Cases Strengthen Nationwide Litigation
September 2025 has become a turning point in the growing wave of lawsuits against Roblox Corporation. Families across the country are filing claims alleging that Roblox enabled child grooming, sexual exploitation, and online abuse. Now, plaintiffs’ attorneys have...

Unmasking California’s Troubled Teen Industry: Strategic Opportunities for Institutional Abuse Litigation
Executive Briefing: A High-Impact Opportunity in the Troubled Teen Industry The troubled teen industry (TTI) has operated for decades under a veil of secrecy, often escaping meaningful regulation while subjecting thousands of adolescents to systemic abuse. In...

Beyond the $4 Billion Settlement: Why Los Angeles Juvenile Facility Claims Are Just Beginning
The April 2025 approval of a $4 billion settlement in Los Angeles was historic, not just because of its size, but because of what it represents. Nearly 7,000 survivors of childhood sexual abuse in juvenile halls, foster placements, and group homes saw their...

Ken Paxton Accidentally Stumbles Into Protecting Children
Ken Paxton has spent years undermining consumer protections, siding with corporate interests, and fighting to weaken the civil justice system. His time as Texas Attorney General has been marked by scandal, including a controversial divorce, indictments, and ethics...

Two Emerging GLP-1 MDLs Signal a New Mass Tort Wave
The legal battle over GLP-1 weight-loss and diabetes drugs is accelerating — and a pivotal shift is unfolding. Two distinct federal multidistrict litigation (MDL) tracks are taking shape, each carrying enormous implications for settlement values, case strategies, and...

First Civil Trial in New Jersey Against Catholic Church Over Clergy Sexual Abuse
This week marks a historic moment in New Jersey legal history. On September 2, 2025, the Morris County Superior Court in Morristown opened the state’s first civil trial involving clergy sexual abuse claims against a Catholic Church entity. The case, T.M. v. Order of...
