Social Media Harm Lawsuit

Mental Health Harm from Social Media Use

Social media platforms are being sued for intentionally designing addictive features, promoting harmful content, and failing to warn users about the risks. Internal documents show companies like Meta knew their platforms negatively impacted teen mental health — especially among young girls — and did little to intervene.

These lawsuits aim to hold tech giants accountable for the emotional and psychological harm caused by their products.

Harms Linked to Social Media Platforms

Anxiety and Depression

Self-Harm or Suicidal Ideation

Body Dysmorphia and Eating Disorders

Social Withdrawal or Isolation

Sleep Disruption and Academic Decline

Cyberbullying Trauma

How Our Legal Team Can Help

We help individuals and families navigate this emotional legal journey:

Reviewing social media usage patterns and medical records
Connecting your mental health diagnoses to platform harm
Filing lawsuits against tech companies like Meta, TikTok, Snapchat
No fees unless we win your case

Free Case Review – Social Media Harm

Call (877) 898-5434 or fill out our secure online form. You may be eligible for a lawsuit if you or your child suffered mental health harm from excessive social media use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Teens or young adults who developed depression, anxiety, eating disorders, or suicidal thoughts after prolonged social media use may qualify — as can parents or legal guardians filing on their behalf.

Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, and YouTube are all named in lawsuits for failing to protect users and designing platforms that foster addiction and psychological harm.

Compensation may include medical costs, therapy expenses, emotional distress damages, and costs related to long-term care or lost educational opportunities.