What Is A Personal Injury Lawsuit?

If you or a loved one suffered harm at the hands of another person or organization, you may qualify to potentially join a personal injury lawsuit. Personal injury cases include everything from slips and falls and car accidents to product liability and medical malpractice. 

A successful personal injury lawsuit may help compensate you for costs related to physical and mental injuries, pain and suffering, lost wages, emotional distress, and more. 

The personal injury category is so broad that you may qualify for an open lawsuit and not even realize it. We’ve put together a list to help you assess your eligibility for the top personal injury lawsuits of 2025.

6 Personal Injury Lawsuits Open in 2025

Open personal injury lawsuits claim that Roblox Corporation, Microsoft, Johnson & Johnson, Philips, Instagram, YouTube, and other mega-corporations are responsible for consumers’ debilitating injuries.

If you believe you qualify for one of the below lawsuits, you don’t have to seek justice alone. Attorneys in the OCA network are standing by to answer any questions you may have. 

Contact us today to connect with an attorney in our network for a free and confidential case evaluation.

Video Game Addiction Lawsuit

Video games like Call of Duty, Fortnite, Minecraft, and Roblox are a favorite pastime for many, but lawsuits claim they may be harming children. 

Experts say these games were designed specifically to get kids hooked, causing a condition called internet gaming disorder (IGD). If that weren’t bad enough, cases allege that gaming corporations failed to warn players and their parents of the risks. 

IGD is similar to other substance use disorders and can result in emotional, physical, and financial devastation for affected children and their families. Signs of the disorder can include poor school performance, social withdrawal, inability to control gaming habits, depression, and anxiety.

You or a loved one may qualify if you are 18 years old or younger and suffer from mental or physical symptoms caused by a gaming addiction. In certain cases, those over 18 years old may be eligible. Find full requirements and take the first steps by visiting the Video Game Addiction Lawsuit signup page. 

Social Media Addiction Lawsuit

Like video games, social media is a popular hobby that lawsuits say hides a dark secret. Social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat, and TikTok may be more than harmless fun—they could be psychologically and physically harming young people. 

Plaintiffs claim that social media companies use algorithms that encourage addictive behavior that can lead to serious health conditions. Social media addiction is linked to eating disorders, anxiety, depression, and even suicidal behavior.

Indefensibly, these  lawsuits claim that corporations failed to warn users of the danger, putting millions at risk.

You may qualify if you began using social media excessively (more than 3 hours per day) before the age of 24. You must also have been diagnosed with and treated for a qualifying psychological or physical condition linked to social media use. Learn more about the eligibility process by visiting the Social Media Addiction Lawsuit signup page. 

Opioid Lawsuit

Once touted as a promising solution for chronic pain, opioids are responsible for countless tragedies. Even those who took their medication as prescribed have suffered from addiction, overdose, and death. 

Opioid addiction is associated with severe physical, mental, and financial impacts. Nearly 76% of deadly drug overdoses involve opioid use.

Pharmaceutical giants formerly marketed opioids as safe for people of all ages, downplaying the risk of addiction to both doctors and patients. Drug manufacturers sometimes even encouraged doctors to prescribe opioids for longer than needed to maximize profits.

You may be eligible for the lawsuit if you or a loved one were prescribed and took opioids and suffered from addiction, overdose, or another condition as a result. You should also be able to show personal, financial, or emotional impact due to opioid addiction. Learn more by visiting the Opioid Lawsuit signup page here. 

Hernia Mesh Lawsuit

Marketed as a safe and effective treatment for hernias, the introduction of hernia mesh implants brought hope to suffering patients. Sadly, though, the implants frequently caused more problems than they solved. 

Hernia mesh implants are linked to chronic pain, organ damage, infection, additional surgeries, and even death. Lawsuits state that implant manufacturers knew of these dangers yet failed to warn doctors or consumers, harming countless innocent patients in the process. 

Those who suffered reduced quality of life due to hernia mesh implants are encouraged to take legal action.

You may qualify if you have had a hernia repaired with mesh and experienced medically documented complications. For a full list of qualifying conditions and more information, visit the Hernia Mesh Lawsuit signup page.

Philips CPAP Lawsuit

Millions of Americans suffer from sleep disorders, and some of them relied on Philips CPAP machines for relief. Lawsuits make a disturbing claim: in the pursuit of improved health, these patients were exposed to cancer-causing chemicals.

Philips CPAP machines contain polyester-based polyurethane (PE-PUR) foam, which can cause cancer and other health conditions as it degrades. PE-PUR foam has been linked to almost 350 deaths. 

Legal complaints accuse Philips of designing a dangerous product and failing to issue adequate warnings. Philips even allegedly attempted to shift blame to a company whose products are often used with the CPAP machines. Though the CPAP machines have since been recalled, plaintiffs say it’s too little, too late. 

To be eligible, you must have been diagnosed with a qualifying cancer or illness linked to Philips CPAP machine use. Specific rules apply to patients who were smokers. Check full requirements on the CPAP Lawsuit signup page.

Exactech Joint Replacement Lawsuit

Those who receive joint replacement surgery hope for long-lasting improvement. But many patients who trusted in Exactech joint replacement devices experienced early device failure and devastating symptoms requiring additional surgeries. 

Exactech hip, knee, ankle, and shoulder implants lack a crucial oxygen barrier layer intended to protect them from degradation. The faulty design allows them to break down and fail prematurely, causing problems like bone loss, fractures, joint dislocation, and pain. 

Lawsuits claim that Exactech knew about the defect but chose to put profits over patient safety. Successful complaints should help compensate patients for medical bills, pain, and suffering in the aftermath of side effects and revision surgeries.

You could qualify if you suffered side effects after receiving an Exactech joint replacement implant. You must have required (or have been told by a doctor you will require) revision surgery because of the implant. Check the Exactech Joint Replacement Lawsuit signup page for next steps.

Fighting For Justice

If you or a loved one were personally harmed by a major corporation’s product, you deserve justice. 

Taking a stand against a powerful company can feel daunting. Many people fear they won’t be believed or taken seriously. The good news is that you don’t have to make this journey alone.

Lawyers, like those in the OCA network, can help you navigate the legal system and secure the best chance at accountability and compensation. Contact our team today to meet with a licensed attorney free of charge.