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 ...
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 ...
Social Media Victims Law Center (SMVLC) is honored to congratulate our client, Kaley Glenn-Mills, on being named to the TIME100 Next 2026 list of the world’s most influential rising stars. Kaley’s ...
A new synthetic opioid called cychlorphine is behind a sharp rise in poisoning deaths across the country, and it’s being sold to kids and young adults on social media. It’s estimated to be ten times ...
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Meta has agreed to pay up to $17.1 billion under a proposed settlement that would impose changes on how Instagram and Facebook operate for teen users in participating jurisdictions. Announced Aug. 26 ...
A New Mexico court just delivered one of the biggest blows yet to Meta, the company behind Facebook and Instagram. The court ordered Meta to pay $567 million to help young people who were hurt by its ...
A small dog named Draco spends his days watching for signs that his owner, 24-year-old Alexis Spence, might harm herself. He was trained to intervene during panic attacks and self-harm episodes — a ...
Newly unsealed internal documents show Meta, TikTok, Snap, and Google ignored warnings, hid evidence, and targeted underage users, contributing to the deaths of four children The lawsuit centers on ...
Our firm combines decades of product liability experience with focused knowledge of digital evidence, mental health research, and the design decisions behind major social media platforms. This ...
“Today, on Social Media Victims Remembrance Day, we honor children whose lives were cut short because social media companies put profit and engagement ahead of basic safety. For the families standing ...