Social Media Addiction Litigation
Did Social Media Harm Your Child?
Families across the country are pursuing claims alleging that Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube were designed in ways that encouraged addictive or compulsive use among children and teenagers — causing serious emotional, psychological, and personal injuries.
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What These Cases Are About
Major social media platforms have faced growing litigation alleging that their products were deliberately engineered to maximize engagement among minors through algorithmic features, infinite scroll, push notifications, and reward loops — without adequate warnings about the risk of addiction or psychological harm.
Participating law firms are reviewing cases involving children and teenagers who developed compulsive social media use while under age 18 and later experienced significant emotional, psychological, or other personal injuries as a result. If your child was harmed, you may be eligible to connect with a law firm for a free case evaluation.
You May Qualify If Your Child
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- Began using social media while under age 18
- Used Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, or YouTube frequently or compulsively
- Experienced significant emotional, psychological, or other personal injuries
- Received counseling, therapy, medical care, or other treatment
- Showed changes in school performance, family relationships, or social functioning
- Was diagnosed with depression, anxiety, eating disorders, or self-harm behaviors
Potential Factors Attorneys May Review
Emotional & Psychological Harm
Depression, anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, and other diagnosed mental health conditions linked to compulsive social media use.
Self-Harm & Suicidal Ideation
Cases involving self-harm behaviors or suicidal thoughts that emerged or worsened during heavy social media use.
Medical & Therapy Costs
Expenses for counseling, psychiatric treatment, hospitalization, or other care required as a result of the harm.
Academic & Social Decline
Documented changes in school performance, attendance, grades, or social relationships attributable to compulsive use.
Loss of Enjoyment
Withdrawal from activities, hobbies, and relationships the child previously enjoyed before the addiction developed.
Family Impact
Disruption to family life, parental time and resources spent addressing the harm, and related losses.
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