Landmark Social Media Lawsuits Move Forward in Federal Court Thousands of Families Filing Claims Against Big Tech Free Confidential Case Review Available Now No Fees Unless You Win Deadline to File May Be Approaching Landmark Social Media Lawsuits Move Forward in Federal Court Thousands of Families Filing Claims Against Big Tech Free Confidential Case Review Available Now No Fees Unless You Win Deadline to File May Be Approaching

Active Litigation

Your Child Was Targeted by Social Media Companies

Major lawsuits are now underway against the largest social media platforms for deliberately designing addictive products that harm children. Your family may be entitled to significant compensation.

5,000+

Active Cases Filed

States Suing

Upfront Cost

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First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Phone Number

Zip Code

Date of Birth (of victim)

Your Relationship to the Victim

Primary Platform Used

Primary Issue Suffered

Used Social Media Before 18?

Harm Occurred After 2012?

Used 4+ Hours Daily?

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Has the Victim Received Treatment?

Unfortunately, you do not qualify at this time.

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The Allegations

What Social Media Companies
Are Accused Of

Internal documents and whistleblower testimony have revealed that major platforms knowingly designed features that exploit children's developing brains.

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Addictive Design Patterns

Infinite scroll, autoplay, push notifications, and variable reward mechanisms intentionally modeled after slot machine psychology to maximize screen time among minors.

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Algorithmic Exploitation

Recommendation algorithms that detect vulnerable users and deliberately serve them increasingly extreme content, including self-harm and eating disorder material.

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Data Harvesting of Minors

Collecting vast amounts of personal data from children under 13 without proper parental consent, violating COPPA and state privacy laws.

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Concealing Known Harms

Internal research showed platforms knew their products caused depression, anxiety, and body image disorders in teens — yet suppressed findings and continued targeting youth.

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Predatory Beauty Filters

AR filters and image manipulation tools that warp children's self-perception, fueling body dysmorphia and a documented surge in teen cosmetic procedure requests.

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Failure to Age-Gate

Knowingly allowing children under 13 to create accounts with minimal verification, then applying the same addictive mechanics as adult users.

The Evidence

What Investigations Have Uncovered

A growing body of evidence from whistleblowers, leaked documents, and government investigations has exposed the truth about Big Tech's impact on children.

Internal Research

“We Make Body Image Issues Worse for 1 in 3 Teen Girls”

Leaked internal studies revealed the platform's own researchers documented that their product was causing significant mental health harm to teenage users — and leadership chose to suppress the findings.

Federal Investigation

FTC Charges Platform with Illegally Collecting Children's Data

Federal regulators found that platforms knowingly collected personal information from children under 13 and failed to delete accounts even after being notified the users were underage.

Surgeon General Advisory

U.S. Surgeon General Issues Formal Warning on Youth Mental Health

The nation's top physician has called social media a “profound risk” to children's mental health, citing the addictive design, harmful content exposure, and impact on self-esteem and sleep.

State Attorney General Action

42 States File Historic Lawsuit Alleging Harm to Children

A bipartisan coalition of attorneys general have filed suit alleging social media companies designed features that are addictive and harmful to the mental health of young Americans.

Teenager affected by social media addiction in dark room with phone glow

The Impact

Millions of Children Are Suffering

The mental health crisis among American youth has reached emergency levels. Research increasingly points to social media as a primary driver.

Youth depression rates have increased 60% in the past decade
Teen girls who use social media heavily are 3x more likely to be depressed
Emergency room visits for self-harm among girls aged 10-14 have tripled
Average teen spends 4.8 hours per day on social media platforms
Eating disorder content viewed by 1 in 3 teen users within 3 minutes

Named Defendants

Platforms Named in Litigation

Lawsuits have been filed against the largest social media companies for their roles in harming young users.

Instagram

Body image & addiction

TikTok

Addictive algorithms

Snapchat

Predatory features

Facebook

Data exploitation

YouTube

Minor data collection

Time May Be Running Out to File

Statutes of limitations vary by state. Do not wait to find out if your family qualifies.

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The Process

How to File Your Claim

Filing a claim is free and takes just minutes. Here is how the process works.

Submit Your Info

Complete the free evaluation form above with basic details about your child and the platforms used.

Case Review

A qualified legal team reviews your information and determines if your family qualifies for compensation.

Legal Representation

If you qualify, you are matched with experienced attorneys who handle everything. No upfront costs.

Seek Compensation

Your legal team fights on your behalf. You pay nothing unless your case is successful.

Do You Qualify?

You may be eligible to file a claim if any of the following apply to your child or teen.

Your child used social media before age 16 and developed anxiety, depression, or other mental health issues
Your child has been diagnosed with or treated for an eating disorder linked to social media use
Your child experienced self-harm or suicidal thoughts connected to social media
Your child became addicted to social media — unable to stop despite negative consequences
Your child was cyberbullied or exploited through a social media platform
Your child's sleep, academic performance, or social development was significantly impaired

Family consulting with legal professionals about social media lawsuit

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

No. There are zero upfront costs to file a claim. The legal teams handling these cases work on a contingency fee basis, meaning they only get paid if your case is successful. You will never receive a bill regardless of the outcome.

Claims may seek compensation for medical and therapy costs, emotional distress, pain and suffering, loss of quality of life, and any other damages resulting from social media addiction or harm. Each case is evaluated individually based on the specific circumstances.

Mass tort cases of this nature typically take 12 to 36 months to resolve, though some cases may settle sooner. The initial evaluation and filing process is quick — most families complete the initial evaluation online in about 60 seconds.

Yes. If the harm occurred while your child was a minor and the effects are ongoing, you may still be eligible. Many of the claimants in the current litigation experienced harm as teenagers and are now young adults. A case review can determine your eligibility.

While medical records strengthen a case, they are not required to begin the evaluation process. Your legal team will help you gather the appropriate documentation during the claims process. Start by submitting the free evaluation form.

The vast majority of claimants in mass tort litigation never have to appear in court. Most cases are resolved through settlement negotiations. Your legal team handles all proceedings on your behalf.

Absolutely. All information you provide is protected by attorney-client privilege and strict data privacy protocols. Your personal details and your child's information will never be shared publicly.

Your Family Deserves Justice

Social media companies profited billions while your child suffered. Hold them accountable. The case evaluation is free, confidential, and carries zero obligation.

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