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Was Your Child Harmed by Social Media?

Families are filing lawsuits against Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook, and YouTube for harm caused to children and teens. Find out if you qualify — it's free and confidential.

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Social Media Is Harming Our Children

Major social media platforms — Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook, and YouTube — have been designed with addictive features that exploit developing minds.

Internal documents from these companies reveal they knew their platforms were causing serious harm to young users, including depression, anxiety, eating disorders, and self-harm — yet they chose profits over safety.

Families across the country are now filing lawsuits to hold these companies accountable for the damage done to their children.

Qualifying Injuries from Social Media Harm

Lawsuits are being filed on behalf of young people who experienced one or more of the following injuries caused or substantially contributed to by social media:

Body Dysmorphia — obsessive focus on perceived flaws in appearance
Eating Disorders — anorexia, bulimia, or other disordered eating
Depression or Severe Anxiety — persistent mental health harm
Suicidal Ideation, Attempt, or Completion — including self-harm thoughts and actions
Physical Self-Harm — cutting, burning, or other forms of self-injury

The injured person must have used the platform between ages 5-17 and must be 25 or younger today.

How These Lawsuits Work

Social media harm lawsuits target the companies — not individual users. Here's what you should know:

Who can file: Parents or legal guardians on behalf of minors, or young adults (25 or younger) who were harmed as children.

What's needed: Documentation of the injury and medical treatment. If the injury occurred within the last 3 months, you must be willing to seek professional treatment.

The process: After completing our questionnaire, an attorney reviews your case. If you qualify, they handle everything — no upfront costs, no fees unless you win.

No current attorney: You must not already be represented by another attorney for this claim.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nothing upfront. Attorneys work on a contingency basis — you only pay if your case is successful.

Currently, lawsuits cover Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube. The injured person must have used one or more of these platforms between ages 5-17.

A parent or legal guardian can file on behalf of a minor. You will need to sign the retainer agreement on their behalf.

Yes — the injured person must have received medical treatment for their injuries. If the injury occurred within the last 3 months, they must indicate willingness to seek professional treatment.

Unfortunately, if you are currently represented by another attorney for this claim, you are not eligible to participate through this program.

Each case is different. After you complete the questionnaire, an attorney will review your information and reach out to discuss next steps, typically within a few business days.