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California courts push lawsuits against social media companies over teen mental health, with trials looming and insurers denying coverage for intentional design claims.
California courts are advancing a wave of personal injury lawsuits against social media companies, with TikTok and Snap settling while Meta and Google prepare for a June 2026 federal trial.
Plaintiffs allege addictive platform designs harmed teens’ mental health, arguing companies knew of the risks but failed to warn users.
A Delaware court ruled insurers owe no defense duty to Meta, stating the claims stem from intentional design choices, not accidents, thus falling outside standard liability coverage.
The legal battles highlight a shift from legislative to judicial oversight as states face constitutional challenges to social media regulation.
Los tribunales de California empujan demandas contra las compañías de redes sociales por la salud mental de los adolescentes, con juicios inminentes y aseguradoras que niegan cobertura por reclamos de diseño intencional.