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Lawsuits to Protect Our Kids

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What Kinds of Lawsuits Deal with Our Kids?

Unfortunately, we are seeing a lot more instances of corporate wrongdoing affecting our kids. This includes everything from online sextortion and vaping to baby formula and lead-containing baby foods. We’ve been helping moms fight cases like these:

JUUL

E-cigs (vapes) by JUUL misrepresented products to minors as a healthier, less addictive alternative to traditional nicotine cigarettes.1 Thousands of lawsuits accuse the company of promoting the product to minors. >>

NEC

Baby formula giants claim their cow’s milk-based brands are “like breast milk,”2 but the risk to preemies of developing NEC, a potentially fatal illness, is severe. >>

Roblox

When kids enter this virtual universe, they are vulnerable to sexual predators,3, 4 + sexual exploitation or worse. >>

STIIIZY THC Pens

“This isn’t the cannabis of 20, 30 years ago,” said Dr. Deepali Gershan, a Chicago addiction psychiatrist, who believes up to 20% of her cases are patients whose psychotic episodes were triggered by cannabis/ THC use.5 >>

Troubled Teen Industry

Since the 1970s, a vast network of “therapeutic” behavioral centers has grown up in the United States operating under minimal government regulation and with laughable disciplinary consequences. The $23 billion-dollar industry cons parents and damages kids for life... >>

Ultra-Processed Foods (UPFs)

Food giants make “chemical recipes” filled with salt + sugar + fillers to boost taste and addiction. Too often they are marketed as “healthy” when they hike up the risk of illnesses like type 2 diabetes. >>
It’s hard enough raising kids, but now we have to protect them from corporations that should’ve known better. These civil lawsuits are designed to stop the harm and help families heal.

What Should You Expect from Civil Litigation?

If you’re a mom or caregiver who is heartbroken, angry, and looking for options after your child was hurt, you may have legal options.

Say your child’s personality has morphed dramatically from obsessive gaming or suffered a health crisis from using THC or e-cigarettes, we’re here to help you use your voice to fight back, no matter how big the Goliaths are.

Meanwhile, these tips are important:

  • SOL (statute of limitations): Each state sets a time frame for how long you have to make a formal complaint after you or your child is hurt.
  • OUTCOMES: Understanding what the experts anticipate can be insightful. When you contact us, we’ll talk through any specific questions you may have.
  • In civil cases, outcomes customarily include financial awards for survivors and forcing wrongdoers to overhaul their policies + procedures: voluntary improvements never happen. Our ultimate goal is to catalyze change in systems accustomed to lax regs or indulgent self-regulation. These lawsuits matter.

We Are Here For You.

ACFW has been here since 2015 helping people fight the Big Bads with recognized attorneys/ law firms we already know from previous successful cases. We only work with lawyers who handle cases on contingency. You’ve done everything you can to help protect your child — now let us help carry the weight. You don’t have to do this alone.

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Sources

  1. Erik Larson, Malathi Nayak/ Bloomberg, “Juul to Pay $462 Million to Six States Over Marketing to Kids,” TIME, April 12, 2023.

  2. Matt Kristoffersen, “Five Things Infant Formula Companies Don’t Want You to Know,” Yale School of Public Health, April 1, 2024.

  3. Olivia Carville and Cecilia D’Anastasio, “Roblox’s Pedophile Problem,” Bloomberg, July 22, 2024.

  4. Courtney Carpenter, “Lawsuit claims Roblox, Discord failed to protect girl from alleged predator,” ABC News, May 1, 2025.

  5. Julie Wernau, “More Teens Who Use Marijuana Are Suffering from Psychosis,” Wall Street Journal, January 10, 2024.

  6. Rob Davies, “No way out’: how video games use tricks from gambling to attract big spenders,” Guardian, July 14, 2023.