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◉ Social Media Addiction Claims
Have You Lost Your Child to Social Media?
Landmark verdicts in Los Angeles and Santa Fe have proven what parents have known all along: these companies knowingly designed their apps to harm children. If your child battled an eating disorder, self-harm, or severe depression, you may be owed significant compensation.
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Legal Criteria
See If Your Family Qualifies
for Cash Compensation.
Severe depression or anxiety
Clinically diagnosed severe cases
Suicide (attempted, completed, or ideation)
Sexual abuse or exploitation
Body dysmorphia
Eating disorders
Prescription Medication
Age requirement: The affected individual must have used social media before age 18 and be 25 years old or younger today.
Legal Criteria
It’s Not Your Fault.
It’s the Algorithm.
These apps aren’t just entertainment; they’re built using the same addictive “variable reward” technology found in slot machines, deliberately designed to keep your child scrolling. Leaked internal documents prove these companies knew their features were damaging young minds, but chose their bottom line over your child’s well-being.
The Hook
Variable Reward Design
Every scroll, tap, and pause your child makes is tracked and weaponized by algorithms designed to maximize their screen time, built with the same psychology that keeps gamblers glued to slot machines.
The Harm
Sleep & Toxic Content
These platforms deliberately keep children awake late into the night, feeding them harmful content when they’re most vulnerable, targeting your child at the exact hours their developing minds need protection most.
A Generation in Crisis
The courts have seen the internal documents. The companies knew their platforms were harming children and chose to do nothing. An entire generation is paying the price for their silence.
300%
Since 2010, the year social media captured a generation of children, adolescent mental health crises have exploded.
Court Verdicts
$381M & Counting
In Recent Verdicts and Cases Against Social Media Companies
$375 Million
Meta was found liable for failing to protect children from predators and sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram, the maximum penalty of $5,000 per violation under state consumer protection law.
$6 Million
A jury found Meta and YouTube negligent for designing addictive platforms that hooked a young girl starting at age six, awarding $3 million in compensatory and $3 million in punitive damages in the first-ever social media addiction trial verdict.
$4.5 Billion Sought
Canadian school boards’ lawsuit against Meta, TikTok, and Snapchat is proceeding, seeking multi-billion-dollar compensation for classroom distractions and harms to student safety.
White Mountain Apache Tribe Lawsuit
The tribe sued TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Snapchat, and YouTube, alleging the platforms worsened a youth mental health crisis on tribal lands, citing suicide rates 3.5 to 4 times higher than the national average among tribal youth.
State of Utah v. Snap Inc.
Utah sued Snapchat, alleging the app’s design features are addictive, facilitate sexual exploitation of minors, and enable illegal drug sales, plus violations of the Utah Consumer Privacy Act.
State of Alabama v. TikTok
Alabama’s AG sued TikTok and ByteDance for “exploiting children, addicting them to harmful content, and lying about the safety of its platform,” citing algorithmic promotion of content encouraging depression, eating disorders, self-harm, drug use, and dangerous viral challenges.
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