Class Action Community Informs on Fight Against Video Game Addiction in JCCP No. 5363 Mass Tort Lawsuits

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Austin, TX - June 26, 2025

Today, the Skool Class Action Community (CAC) announces critical coverage and support for victims joining the groundbreaking video game addiction litigation. This effort is coordinated under California's JCCP No. 5363 and is expanding through arbitration nationwide.

Led by consumer-rights advocate Christopher Svensson, the Skool Class Action Community is providing families affected by compulsive gaming with essential tools: education, legal resources, and community outreach.

CAC plays a key role in keeping victims organized and informed: "We help families keep their place in line and organize documents so they stay ahead of the curve," explains Svensson.

Why CAC is Stepping Up Now:

Numerous lawsuits have accused major gaming companies-including Epic (Fortnite), Roblox, Activision Blizzard, Microsoft, Sony, EA, and others-of intentionally designing addictive gameplay experiences while hiding the risks. CAC is taking proactive steps to guide victims through this complex legal process.

"Gaming addiction isn't just a family issue-it's a systemic one," says Svensson.
"CAC is publishing this content to ensure victims understand their rights, how the compensation system works, and how to engage effectively."

In addition to video game addiction cases, CAC provides:

- Educational content on various legal actions
- Support for claim preparation
- Collective advocacy opportunities

JCCP No. 5363 & Why Mass Tort Matters

On May 7, 2025, the Superior Court of Los Angeles approved the coordination of over 100 video game addiction lawsuits under JCCP No. 5363, presided over by Judge Samantha P. Jessner.

Unlike traditional class actions, this mass tort structure allows for individual case valuation:

- Moderate harm cases: $50,000 to $100,000
- Severe cases: $100,000 to $350,000+
- Additional punitive damages may apply

How to Join

1) Learn More & Sign Up

2) Visit the CAC hub on Skool and the video game addiction lawsuit information signup page [https://www.skool.com/class-action-community/video-game-addiction-lawsuit-payout-is-100000-realistic-if-you-sign-up]

3) Submit Your Intake - Connect with the participating plaintiffs' law firm and sign the contingency agreement. No upfront costs. No risk if there is no recovery.

4) Stay in the Loop - Join the private CAC community to receive updates, deadlines, and discussion threads.

Looking Ahead to 2026

The first wave of settlements may begin as early as 2026, especially if arbitration outcomes increase financial pressure on game companies.

Company Name: The Class Action Community
Contact Person: Christopher Svensson
Address: 111 Congress Ave Austin, TX 78704
email: media@theclassactioncommunity.com
website: https://www.skool.com/class-action-community/

About The Class Action Community: The Class Action Community on Skool is a peer-led platform founded by Christopher Svensson. The Class Action Community exists to provide clarity and empowerment for individuals harmed by corporate misconduct. It is dedicated to helping consumers seek justice through mass-tort and class-action litigation.

This release was published on openPR.