How Social Media May Cause Harm
Platforms like Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, and Snapchat are under legal scrutiny for:
- Addictive algorithms
- Promoting harmful content
- Failing to implement safety protections for minors
Mental Health Risks and Injuries From Social Media
- Depression and anxiety
- Eating disorders
- Sleep disturbance
- Self-harm and suicide
- Body image distortion
- Social withdrawal
Who May Qualify for a Lawsuit
You may have a claim if:
- A minor used social media frequently
- They developed mental health conditions
- You can link harm to online exposure
Legal Allegations in Ongoing Cases
- Negligent product design
- Failure to warn parents and minors
- Exploitation of teen users for profit
- Violation of child safety laws
What Compensation May Cover
- Therapy and medical costs
- Pain and suffering
- School disruptions
- Future treatment expenses
Talk to a Social Media Harm Lawyer
If your child has suffered serious harm related to social media usage, contact us online to speak with an attorney.
FAQs – Social Media Lawsuits
Which platforms are being sued?
Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, YouTube, and Snapchat are named in many lawsuits.
Can parents file on behalf of their children?
Yes. Parents or legal guardians can bring claims for injured minors.
What evidence is helpful?
Usage history, therapist records, social media content screenshots, and medical evaluations.
Is this a nationwide issue?
Yes. Cases are being filed across the U.S., many consolidated in federal court.
