Clark v. Meta Platforms, Inc.

This case is a mass tort-style product liability and negligence action brought by plaintiffs against several major social media companies, Meta Platforms (including Facebook and Instagram), Snap Inc. (Snapchat), YouTube/Google, and TikTok/ByteDance. Collectively, these companies are accused of designing, operating, and profiting from social media platforms that harm minors’ mental health through addictive design and algorithmic manipulation.

This matter has been filed in the California Superior Courts which does not provide automated docket updates.

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