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Social media addiction: who may have a claim? Updates
Updated Oct 7, 2026
Parents whose child used social media and had serious harm can ask about a claim. Save care records and ask a lawyer which dates matter.
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Sources
- Northern District of California: Social Media MDL 3047; checked 2026-10-03.Northern District of California: Social Media MDL 3047 · court
- JPML pending actions report, October 1, 2026; checked 2026-10-03. Cached primary report; live URL unavailable during research.JPML pending actions report, October 1, 2026 · court
- U.S. Surgeon General: Social Media and Youth Mental Health, 2023; checked 2026-10-03.U.S. Surgeon General: Social Media and Youth Mental Health, 2023 · regulator
- U.S. Courts: Civil Cases; checked 2026-10-03.U.S. Courts: Civil Cases · court
- State Bar of California: What to Expect Regarding Fees and Billing; checked 2026-10-03.State Bar of California: What to Expect Regarding Fees and Billing · regulator
- Southern District of New York: How long do I have to file my complaint?; checked 2026-10-03.Southern District of New York: How long do I have to file my complaint? · court
- National Institute of Mental Health: Children and Mental Health; checked 2026-10-03.National Institute of Mental Health: Children and Mental Health · regulator
- Original study; published online September 11, 2019; checked 2026-10-03.Riehm and colleagues, JAMA Psychiatry, 2019 cohort study · study
- California DOJ: proposed Meta settlement, August 26, 2026California DOJ: proposed Meta settlement, August 26, 2026 · regulator
- Meta and state attorneys general proposed consent judgment, filed August 26, 2026Meta and state attorneys general proposed consent judgment, filed August 26, 2026 · court
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