YOUR CLAIM WINDOW IS OPEN NOW. FIND OUT HOW MUCH YOU ARE OWED
If Social Media Use Has Had a Serious Impact on Your Life or Family, You May Be Eligible to Seek Compensation.
Recent legal actions are examining whether certain social media platforms contributed to serious harm for some users. Individuals who experienced significant negative impacts may be able to pursue compensation depending on their situation.
Some individuals in similar cases may pursue compensation that could exceed
$100,000+
Actual compensation varies and depends on the facts of each case, eligibility requirements, and the outcome of any legal proceedings.
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Qualifying Criteria
You Could Be Entitled to Compensation If You Experienced:
Diagnosis of depression or anxiety
You received a diagnosis of depression or anxiety following harmful social media experiences.
Eating disorders or body image issues
You experienced disordered eating or severe body image issues tied to social media exposure.
Experienced suicidal ideation
You experienced suicidal thoughts associated with social media-related harm.
Have attempted suicide or self-harm
You attempted self-harm or suicide and believe social media use contributed to that harm.
Suffered a drug overdose
You suffered an overdose and social media-related factors were part of the underlying harm.
10,000+
Lawsuits filed against social media companies
41
State attorneys general who sued Meta over harm to minors
$0
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Real Stories
People Are Finally Fighting Back
"I honestly did not think we had any legal options. But once I learned what these companies knew and hid from us, I knew we had to act. The process was shockingly simple."
Sarah M.
Texas
"Watching my son go through what he went through was devastating. This gave our family a way to hold someone accountable. I wish we had done it sooner."
James R.
Florida
"For years I blamed myself. Then I found out these apps were deliberately built to create exactly what I experienced. That changed everything for me."
Nicole T.
Ohio