If the feed took more than it gave, you may have a case.
You may qualify if you or your child used a major social platform heavily and experienced documented mental health harm. The strongest claims involve use that began before age 18.
Heavy, habitual use
Several hours a day, compulsive checking, inability to stop despite wanting to. The algorithms were built to maximize exactly this.
Use began as a minor
Accounts opened before 18, often well before. The developing brain is most vulnerable to the dopamine loops these platforms exploit.
Documented harm
A diagnosis, treatment, or clear symptoms tied to platform use, from anxiety and depression to eating disorders and self-harm.
Platforms Under Active Litigation
From intake to accountability.
File Your Intake
Tell us about the platform, the usage pattern, and the harm. It takes about five minutes. No medical records needed to start, just the facts as you know them.
Attorney Review
A participating attorney reviews your intake to confirm eligibility and outline the strength of your claim. You'll hear back within 48 hours, with no obligation to proceed.
Pursue Your Claim
If you choose to move forward, your attorney handles the filing and carries the case forward. Most claims are pursued on contingency, so you pay nothing upfront.
Start with the facts.
Share a little about the platform use and the harm. An attorney will review and respond within 48 hours. Free, confidential, and no obligation to proceed.
- Free, confidential eligibility review
- No medical records needed to start
- Most cases handled on contingency
Hooked by design? Hold them accountable.
Major platforms engineered their feeds to be addictive, and a generation paid the price in anxiety, depression, and worse. If you or your child suffered harm, you may be entitled to compensation. We connect families with attorneys leading the litigation.
"We now have enough research to be confident that social media use is a substantial cause of depression in adolescents."
U.S. Surgeon General Advisory, 2023