Jason Joy
- & Associates -
Fighting for the Harmed
Has Social Media Seriously Harmed You or Your Child?
We are helping families and young adults understand their legal options after serious mental or physical harm linked to social media addiction.
Parents and guardians may contact us on behalf of a child. Young adults may contact us directly. Free case evaluation with no obligation.
The Real Harms of Social Media Addiction
Social media platforms are engineered to keep children and young people scrolling, often for hours every day. For some, that compulsive use contributes to serious, lasting harm. These are the injuries we help families and young adults pursue claims for.
Depression & Severe Anxiety
Persistent depression, severe anxiety, and emotional distress that developed or worsened alongside heavy, compulsive use of social media.
Body Dysmorphia
A distorted, harmful preoccupation with appearance, often fueled by filtered images, edited photos, and constant comparison in appearance-driven feeds.
Eating Disorders
Anorexia, bulimia, and other disordered eating linked to appearance-based content, harmful challenges, and algorithms that push them to vulnerable users.
Suicidal Ideation & Self-Harm
Suicidal thoughts, suicide attempts, and other forms of physical self-harm connected to compulsive social media use.
Compulsive & Addictive Use
Platforms designed to be habit-forming can drive hours of daily use and a loss of control, despite clear harm to health, school, and family life.
Harm to Children & Teens
Many users were first exposed as children, between roughly ages 5 and 17, when developing minds are especially vulnerable to addictive, engagement-driven design.
These potential harms are based on reported experiences. This is not medical advice. We do not promise outcomes or compensation. Each case is unique and requires individual evaluation.
Do You Have a Case?
Let's find out. We offer free case evaluations to individuals and families who may have been harmed by social media addiction.
Common Qualifying Factors
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Used a Major Platform
You or your child used Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat, or YouTube.
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Use Began as a Minor
Use of the platform(s) started between the ages of 5 and 17.
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25 or Younger at Sign-Up
The user was 25 or younger when the account(s) were first created.
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A Qualifying Injury
Experienced body dysmorphia, an eating disorder, depression or severe anxiety, or suicidal ideation or self-harm linked to that use.
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Treatment Received or Planned
Received medical or professional treatment for the injury — or, if the harm is recent, is willing to seek it.
Next Steps
Submit Your Information
Complete our brief case evaluation form with basic information about your situation.
Initial Review
Our team will review your case and determine if it meets our qualification criteria.
Free Consultation
If you qualify, we'll contact you for a free initial consultation to discuss your options.
Important Disclaimer: Meeting these criteria does not guarantee representation or compensation. Each case is evaluated on its individual merits. No attorney-client relationship is created until retention is established.
Start Your Free Evaluation
Tell us what happened. Our team will review your case and be in touch.
