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Social Media Litigation


The New Frontier of Liability
Social media addiction lawsuits are testing new theories of product liability, medical causation and algorithmic design as major cases move through the courts.
Aug 134 min read


What the Supreme Court’s Latest Decision Means for Social Media Addiction Litigation
The U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Meta’s appeal in a Vermont lawsuit alleging social media platforms were designed to be addictive to young users. Learn what the decision means for ongoing litigation nationwide.
May 272 min read


Can You Sue Social Media Companies? What Parents Need to Know
Learn what the Social Media Addiction Litigation means for families, who may qualify to bring a claim, and how these cases are being handled nationwide.
Apr 62 min read


A Jury Just Held Social Media Companies Liable. Here’s What That Means.
A recent jury verdict found major social media platforms liable for harm tied to addictive design. Here’s what that means for families and ongoing litigation.
Mar 302 min read


Social Media Addiction Lawsuits: What Families Should Know
Social media addiction lawsuits against major tech companies are moving forward in courts across the country. Our latest blog explains what families should know about this developing litigation.
Mar 162 min read
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