Are Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) leads exclusive to my firm?

Yes. Every Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) lead is delivered to one firm only — never resold, syndicated, or shared with competing firms. Your firm owns the contact data, consent records, and call recordings.

How are Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) claimants qualified before delivery?

Each Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) claimant is screened against tort-specific facts (exposure windows, injury markers, and state eligibility) and carries a TrustedForm or Jornaya consent token captured under the FCC one-to-one consent standard before the lead reaches your intake team.

How is a Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) campaign priced?

Campaigns are quoted and reported on cost per signed retainer (CPSR), so spend ties directly to signed cases rather than lead count. You can scale volume up or down by tort as your docket capacity changes.

Which defendants and criteria define the social media addiction MDL (MDL 3047)?

MDL 3047 (Social Media Adolescent Addiction/Personal Injury Products Liability Litigation) consolidates claims against platform operators including Meta (Facebook, Instagram), TikTok, Snap, and Google (YouTube). Our screening targets the criteria that matter for firm intake — minor platform use during the alleged injury window, a documented mental-health diagnosis, and available treatment records — so the claimants delivered map to your MDL 3047 case criteria.

Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) litigation

Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) Leads

Reach parents of adolescents harmed by Meta (Facebook/Instagram), TikTok, Snap, YouTube, and Discord. Claims consolidated before Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers in the Northern District of California (MDL 3047), with bellwether trials approaching.

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Social Media Addiction Litigation

In re: Social Media Adolescent Addiction / Personal Injury Products Liability Litigation (MDL 3047) consolidates thousands of personal-injury cases against Meta Platforms, TikTok, Snap, YouTube/Google, and Discord. Plaintiffs allege the platforms were designed with algorithmic features — variable-reinforcement notifications, infinite scroll, beauty filters, recommendation engines — engineered to maximize compulsive use in adolescents despite internal research showing significant mental-health harms. The U.S. Surgeon General's 2023 advisory and unsealed internal documents have strengthened design-defect and failure-to-warn theories. Parallel actions include state attorney general complaints (CA, NY, MA, TN), school-district suits, and federal class actions. PI firms can acquire claimants now while MDL discovery is producing bellwether-ready files for trials expected in late 2026 and 2027.

Associated Conditions

Major depressive disorder diagnosed during or after platform use
Suicidal ideation, self-harm, or attempted suicide
Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia, binge eating)
Severe anxiety, panic disorder, or social anxiety
Body dysmorphic disorder
Sleep disorders linked to compulsive nighttime platform use
Hospitalization or inpatient treatment for mental health
Completed suicide (wrongful death claim)

Claimant Eligibility

Minor who used Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, or Discord regularly between ages 7 and 19
Documented mental-health diagnosis or treatment during or after platform use
Medical records, hospitalization records, or therapist documentation available
Parent or legal guardian willing to serve as next-friend or guardian ad litem
Injury occurred within state-specific statute of limitations (tolled in most states during minority)

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Every lead is yours alone. We never resell or share claimant information with competing firms, guaranteeing you first-mover advantage on every case.

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Our intake specialists screen every potential claimant against your specific case criteria before delivery, so your team only speaks with viable cases.

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Qualified claimants are transferred directly to your intake team in real time, maximizing conversion rates and reducing time-to-retainer.

Running a Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) mass tort marketing campaign

Common questions from law firms about Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) lead generation and campaign management.

What does a Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) mass tort marketing campaign include?: A Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) mass tort marketing campaign from Mass Tort Marketing Agency covers channel strategy across Meta, Google/PPC, OTT, and mass tort SEO; compliant ad creative; TCPA-verified intake; claimant qualification against your Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) case criteria; and signed-retainer reporting. Performance is measured on cost per signed retainer, not raw lead volume.
Are Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) leads exclusive to my firm?: Yes. Every Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) lead is delivered to one firm only — never resold, syndicated, or shared with competing firms. Your firm owns the contact data, consent records, and call recordings.
How are Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) claimants qualified before delivery?: Each Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) claimant is screened against tort-specific facts (exposure windows, injury markers, and state eligibility) and carries a TrustedForm or Jornaya consent token captured under the FCC one-to-one consent standard before the lead reaches your intake team.
How is a Social Media Addiction (MDL 3047) campaign priced?: Campaigns are quoted and reported on cost per signed retainer (CPSR), so spend ties directly to signed cases rather than lead count. You can scale volume up or down by tort as your docket capacity changes.
Which defendants and criteria define the social media addiction MDL (MDL 3047)?: MDL 3047 (Social Media Adolescent Addiction/Personal Injury Products Liability Litigation) consolidates claims against platform operators including Meta (Facebook, Instagram), TikTok, Snap, and Google (YouTube). Our screening targets the criteria that matter for firm intake — minor platform use during the alleged injury window, a documented mental-health diagnosis, and available treatment records — so the claimants delivered map to your MDL 3047 case criteria.

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