Social Media Addiction
Attorneys Taking
On Tech Giants

Families rely on our social media lawyers when platforms fuel mental health struggles and unhealthy comparisons that cause lasting harm for young users.





Get To Know Your Personal Legal Team

Backed by 24 years of legal experience, each social addiction lawyer at our firm is prepared to hold tech companies accountable for exploitative design that endangers users.

Results

Our record of results includes both courtroom wins and negotiated settlements, giving clients the necessary resources to cover costs and achieve stability.

Types of Social Media Addiction Cases We Handle

Social media addiction cases often show how platforms profit from compulsive use while overlooking the risks to users of all ages. Lawsuits may address harms ranging from mental health challenges to unsafe content and the consequences of long-term overexposure.

Youth addiction and overuse

Apps designed to keep minors online for extended, unhealthy periods.

Mental health injuries

Excessive use connected to depression, anxiety, and self-harm.

Body image and eating disorders

Algorithms promoted content that fueled disordered eating issues.

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Failure to protect minors

Platforms ignored unsafe interactions and harmful viral trends.

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Sleep disruption and academic decline

Compulsive use led to poor sleep and falling school performance.

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Exploitation of user data

Algorithms targeted vulnerable users with damaging content.

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Cyberbullying and online harassment

Harassment amplified by platforms caused emotional distress.

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Self-harm and suicide cases

Content exposure linked to self-injury and suicide attempts.

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Dangerous viral challenges

Trends promoted on apps encouraged reckless or unsafe behavior.

Talk to a social media addiction lawyer now and learn what legal options may be available to you.

Justice starts with one call

From the first call to the final verdict, our clients share how we stood by them and delivered results when it mattered most.

Ways We Can Support You

Every trial attorney on our team is trained to fight aggressively for your rights. Here’s how our team will help, throughout the legal process.

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Free Case Review

We’ll review your claim and explain the best legal options available.

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claim investigation

Our team gathers evidence and builds a strong case from the start.

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expert Negotiation

We deal directly with insurers to secure the maximum recovery possible.

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Court Representation

If a fair settlement isn’t possible, we’re ready to fight for you at trial.

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No-Win, No-Fee

We guarantee that you don’t pay us unless we win your case.

Common Questions Families Ask About Social Media Addiction Lawsuits

Social media addiction lawyers are often asked how platforms contribute to compulsive use and what legal options exist. These answers are meant to guide users through the issues at the center of these cases.

Algorithms decide what shows up on your feed. They’re built to keep people watching and clicking, even if that means showing content that heightens stress or insecurity. For kids and teens especially, this constant stream can make it hard to step away and can add to problems like anxiety, depression, or unhealthy comparisons. Lawsuits argue that platforms knew this design would pull users in but didn’t take steps to protect them.

Yes, in some situations. Most cases focus on the platforms themselves, but if an influencer or company pushed content that encouraged unsafe behavior, they may also be part of a claim. For example, if someone promotes a dangerous trend that a platform allows to spread, both the influencer and the platform could be held responsible. Our attorneys look closely at how these pieces connect when deciding who should be included in a lawsuit.

A media addiction lawsuit attorney can take on cases where design choices by a company caused harm. Some involve social media platforms that encourage constant scrolling. Others involve games that use reward systems or features that keep players online for unhealthy amounts of time. Our lawyers study how the platform was built and determine whether those choices created dangerous conditions for users.

The process often starts with understanding the full scope of the harm. Our lawyers may look at medical records to see when symptoms first appeared and how they progressed. Notes from a counselor or psychologist can explain how the addiction has affected daily life. Usage records from devices or platforms may show the extent of time spent online. With this information, our attorneys can compare your experience to known patterns of addictive design. If the connection is clear, the next step will be to file a claim against the company.

It’s almost never in your best interest to accept the first offer. Insurance companies often offer low settlements to close cases quickly. Before signing anything, have a personal injury attorney review your offer. We know the games insurance companies play, and we’ll make sure you’re getting maximum compensation for your claim.

Damages often include the cost of treatment, such as therapy or medical care related to the addiction. In some cases, they may also cover lost wages or disruption to education when the addiction prevented normal work or school participation. Our attorneys review the impact of the addiction and determine which types of compensation may apply for you.

Industry News Related To Social Media Addiction

Courts and lawmakers are paying closer attention to the long-term effects of digital overstimulation and the risks of manipulative design. Stay up to date on lawsuits and policy changes that look at how social media platforms impact people’s lives.