Video game addiction lawsuit payout - is $100,000 + realistic if you sign-up?

🚨🚨 If you (or your child) have been the victim of compulsive gaming that began any time after 2016, you may qualify to recover an individual cash payout that many lawyers project between $25,000 and $350,000, with the most severe cases potentially higher.

These figures stem from the fast‑growing wave of video game addiction lawsuits—now centralized in California Judicial Council Coordinated Proceeding (JCCP) No. 5363—alleging that developers such as Epic (Fortnite), Roblox, Activision Blizzard, Microsoft, Sony and others deliberately engineered games to be addictive and failed to warn families of the dangers.

This is a growing case with new plaintiffs still being accepted. You can join this lawsuit via this secure sign-up form and work directly with AWKO (Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis & Overholtz, PLLC), a law firm representing clients nationwide.

ℹ️ How Potential Settlement Amounts Are Calculated?

The ranges ($25k – $350k +) come from current early legal analyses and comparisons to similar tech‑harm cases:

Severity‑Based Tiers – Legal commentators expect ~ $50k‑$100k for “moderate” injuries (e.g., depression + academic decline) and $100k‑$350k for life‑altering cases (hospitalization, suicide attempts, huge in‑game spending).
Punitive‑Damage Upside – If a jury finds willful misconduct, punitive awards could push totals higher, as happened in tobacco & opioid verdicts.

Individual‑Case Proof – Because these suits proceed as a mass tort (not a one‑size class action with lower settlements), each plaintiff’s medical records, gameplay data, and purchase receipts directly affect their case’s valuation.

💡 For Example

A 14‑year‑old who:

logged 6‑10 hrs/day on Fortnite and Roblox for three years,
was twice hospitalized for depression, and
racked up $4,200 of unauthorized micro‑transactions

…could see a projected settlement of ~$125,000‑$250,000 before fees, according to current plaintiff bar models. (Note: these are just rough estimates, and past results don’t guarantee future outcomes.)

✅🛎️ Sign Up and Join the Video Game Addiction Litigation

Victims can still file new claims in JCCP 5363 and in arbitration proceedings across the U.S. You can quickly join this lawsuit via this secure claim form and work directly with AWKO (Aylstock, Witkin, Kreis & Overholtz, PLLC).

❔ What are the Key Factors Influencing Your Payout?

Hours & Duration of Play – longer, daily use strengthens causation
Documented Harm – medical/psychological diagnoses, school records, therapy bills
Age When Addicted – younger minors are seen as more vulnerable
In‑Game Spending – credit‑card statements showing large micro‑transaction losses
Contract Status – if the child never clicked “I Agree,” you may stay in court rather than arbitration, raising leverage.

💵 ℹ️ What are the Legal Fees & Costs?

Nearly all firms operate on 33‑40 % contingency plus case expenses. But we always say don’t worry, as these are deducted only from money they win for you; no retainers or hourly bills. If the case doesn’t work out, you won’t be out of any money.

⭐ What are the next Steps to Join the Legal Action?

1️⃣ Assess Eligibility • Think through and write a list of which games, consoles, and dates were involved • Gather medical, school, and purchase records

2️⃣ Secure Representation • Complete a lawyer’s intake form today (links above) • Sign the contingency agreement (e‑signature) you’re presented with

3️⃣ Submit Evidence & Wait • Your attorneys will file in JCCP 5363 or mass arbitration, depending on your facts • Expect periodic updates; no court appearances are usually needed unless your case heads toward trial or arbitration hearing

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