Was a young person in your family harmed by social media?
Families are pursuing claims against major social platforms over documented harm to teens and young adults. Answer a few short questions to see whether the case may be reviewed. It takes about two minutes and costs nothing.
- Two minutes, one question at a time
- No cost and no obligation
- Your details stay confidential
- Answer for yourself or your child
Your responses are confidential and are used only to evaluate your claim.
How the review works
Answer a few questions
Short, plain-language questions about social media use, what happened, and care received.
A specialist reviews it
If the situation matches the case criteria, a case review specialist contacts you to confirm details.
You decide what's next
You're under no obligation. Nothing moves forward unless you choose to continue.
Why these claims are being reviewed
Research has examined links between heavy adolescent social media use and mental health harm, including disordered eating, body image disturbance, self-harm and suicidal behavior. The following peer-reviewed and government sources are cited for reference: