A father's lawsuit against the online gaming platform Roblox will remain in the public eye after a California judge denied the company's attempt to force the dispute into a private resolution process. While the ruling issued last week by California Superior Court Judge Nina Shapirshteyn applies only to one case in San Mateo County, attorneys representing dozens of families view the ruling as a legal precedent that opens the door for other victims to pursue their lawsuits against the company through the judicial system. Roblox, launched in 2006, has been at the center of recent controversy , with some parents alleging that the platform has been used to help facilitate child sexual exploitation and grooming. The company is facing over 35 lawsuits, with one law firm telling ABC News that it i
Judge rules against Roblox, keeping alleged abuse case in the public eye
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