Parents of children who have been harmed on social media often ask the same question: how did this happen while I was watching? A recent session at Mass Torts Made Perfect, a national conference for ...
You can also read our past social media lawsuit updates to catch up on earlier developments in these cases. Meta Agrees to $17.1 Billion Settlement Amid Social Media Addiction Litigation August 26th, ...
56% of US Kids Now Have an AI App, and AI Companions Hold Their Attention 93 Minutes a Day ...
Frances Haugen, a former Facebook employee, caused a major public outcry when she revealed thousands of internal Facebook documents confirming that Facebook was aware of the negative impact social ...
Matthew Bergman, lead counsel for the Social Media Victims Law Center, addresses reporters alongside grieving parents whose children suffered severe harm from social media addiction during a landmark ...
The Social Media Victims Law Center proudly recognizes our client, Attorney Megan Garcia, for being named to Business Insider’s AI Power List—a selection of key players shaping the next wave of AI ...
Our firm has just filed a lawsuit against Meta, alleging that the tech company has ignored sextortion schemes that target teens on Instagram. This lawsuit represents two teens, 16‑year‑old M.D. from ...
A California jury has delivered a significant verdict against Meta and YouTube, awarding a total of $6 million in damages to a plaintiff who alleged that prolonged exposure to social media platforms ...
According to recent investigations, Instagram’s recommendation algorithms have promoted accounts sharing child sexual abuse content. Researchers have determined that Instagram has a particularly ...
Hundreds of families and school districts in California have filed social media lawsuits against Meta, TikTok, Snap, and Google on behalf of children who were harmed after extensively using the ...
Seattle, WA – June 10, 2026 – The Social Media Victims Law Center (SMVLC), a legal advocacy organization representing parents of children harmed by social media and AI platforms, announced today that ...
Social media use remains widespread among U.S. teens, with recent research showing that many use these platforms frequently or almost constantly. Many teens also say they spend more time on social ...
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