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Current lawsuits involve some of the largest social media platforms, including Meta Platforms, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Google, Snap Inc., Snapchat, ByteDance, and TikTok.
Lawsuits allege that certain design choices, including endless scrolling, autoplay, notifications, and algorithm-driven recommendations, contributed to harm among children, teens, and young adults.
Reported harms may include depression, anxiety, eating disorders, body image issues, self-harm behaviors, suicidal thoughts or attempts, and sleep disruption.
Some lawsuits involve individuals who began using social media as minors but are now adults. The timing of social media use, when symptoms developed, and legal deadlines may affect whether someone can bring a claim.
You do not need to have immediate access to every account, but you should be able to identify the social media accounts used across each platform.
We help families understand their legal options and hold social media companies accountable after excessive social media use caused serious harm to their children.
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Rhonda M.
Randall M.
Ramo D.
Olena G.
Morgan T.
Miles P.
Laurel T.
Kaitlyn C.
Juan L.
Jason P.
Fern S.
Erik O.
Dayan G.
Danielle C.
Colega C.
Argelia R.
Angel G.
Alexandria J.
Wei H.
Rhonda M.
Randall M.
Ramo D.
Olena G.
Morgan T.
Miles P.
Laurel T.
Kaitlyn C.
Juan L.
Jason P.
Fern S.
Erik O.
Dayan G.
Danielle C.
Colega C.
Argelia R.
Angel G.
Alexandria J.
Persistent sadness, loss of interest in everyday activities, or feeling hopeless for an extended period.

Ongoing worry, fear, or panic that interferes with daily life, school, or relationships.

Unhealthy eating habits that affect physical and emotional health.

Negative thoughts about appearance that affect confidence and self-esteem.

Self-harm, suicidal thoughts, or suicide attempts linked to emotional distress.

Ongoing trouble falling asleep, staying asleep, or getting enough restful sleep.


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