Enjin is a group litigation platform where victims can provide information and find lawyers to handle their cases. Group litigation involves gathering individuals who have suffered the same harm from a common opponent and jointly filing a lawsuit. By providing details of their harm on Enjin, victims can attract registered lawyers who are interested in their case.

The victims themselves can select a lawyer and, after consultation, the lawyer will launch a project to recruit others who have suffered similar harm. Enjin's first feature is that participants can share evidence and costs by joining a project. Previously, individuals with small claims could not afford the minimum attorney fees of at least 200,000 yen, but with group litigation, they can share expenses and potentially participate in lawsuits.

Additionally, Enjin has gained 15,000 registered users and accumulated 16. 3 billion yen in claims within just 10 months of service. Enjin's strengths also include being completely free, ensuring the safety and privacy of participant information, and providing communication features such as a chat function.

If you've been a victim, why not turn your complaint into action? Start by reporting your harm to Enjin for free registration and consultation