Internet Video Gaming Addiction Litigation Group

As with any addiction, internet video game addiction can have disastrous consequences for its sufferers. Frequent video game play can have physically, mentally, and socially devastating effects and certain game manufacturers have developed strategies and patented algorithms to increase revenue by keeping players addicted to and perpetually engaged with their. Many games do not come with warnings as to their addictiveness, potential injuries of such addiction, or that play time should be limited.

The Internet Video Gaming Addiction Litigation Group will assist members investigating and litigating these emerging cases; provide updates on any potential MDL in this area; share research, pleadings, certain discovery, and expert information; and hold meetings and educational programs. This Litigation Group meets at AAJ Annual and Winter Conventions, or as needed by group members.

Membership:

Internet Video Gaming Addiction Litigation Group is limited to Regular, Sustaining, Life, and President's Club members.

Dues

The Internet Video Gaming Addiction Litigation Group is complimentary to members of the AAJ Technology and Science Section who can agree to the terms and conditions on membership set forth in the Litigation Group’s Affidavit. If you are not yet a member, you can join the Technology and Science Section at www.justice.org/community/sections/technology-and-science.

Litigation Group Cochairs:

• Tina Bullock | Bullock Ward Mason, Atlanta, GA
• BW Walas | Bullock Ward Mason, Atlanta, GA
• Ashleigh Raso | Nigh Goldenberg Raso & Vaughn, Minneapolis, MN
• Joshua Harris | Gomez Trial Attorneys, San Diego, CA