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Was your teen harmed by a social media platform?
Families across the country are joining MDL 3047, alleging that Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, Facebook, and YouTube were negligently designed in ways that predictably harm minors. A free, confidential review can preserve your place and protect deadlines as the litigation develops.
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Speak with our legal team about whether your family may have a claim in the ongoing social media harm litigation (MDL 3047). Filing preserves your place and protects deadlines as the case develops; there is no public claim form and no automatic payment.
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Latest developments
Figures last verified:
- August 2026 — New Mexico state case (separate from MDL 3047): a Santa Fe judge ordered Meta to pay $567 million into a public abatement fund on top of a $375 million jury penalty from March 2026, bringing the total to $942 million, plus injunctive changes for teen accounts. Meta says it will appeal. This state enforcement action is not the federal MDL, does not pay individual families, and is not a claim process.
- Federal MDL 3047: over 2,893 cases pending as of July 2026, with the first individual bellwether verdict ($6 million, KGM) upheld on appeal in June 2026 and a roughly $27 million school-district settlement in Breathitt County, Kentucky in May 2026. Those results apply to the parties in those specific cases only; there is currently no MDL-wide settlement or established per-person payout. The first federal attorney general bellwether trial began August 6, 2026.
Recent legal news only — not legal advice, and no prediction about any individual claim. No public claim form exists; individual families must file their own complaints through a law firm.