Active Defendants
4 Platforms
Meta, YouTube, TikTok, Snap
Pending Lawsuits (Est.)
4,850+
50 States / 850+ Districts
Calculated Statutory Risk
$34.2 Billion
Design Defect Weight: 68%
Sec. 230 Immunity Threat
HIGH EXPOSURE
Lemmon Exception Applied
Interactive Filter Controls & Mass Tort Scope
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Defendant Platforms:
Meta (IG/FB)
YouTube (Google)
TikTok (ByteDance)
Snap Inc.
Plaintiff Categories:
State AGs
School Districts
Personal Injury
Class Action
Legal Causes of Action:
Algorithmic Design Defect
Failure to Warn
Public Nuisance
Consumer Protection
Defendant x Claim Exposure Matrix
Calculated liability weight per defendant across filtered causes of action
| Defendant Platform | Plaintiff Category | Primary Legal Claim | Sec 230 Defense | Risk Exposure |
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Design Feature → Legal Theory Map
D3 Interactive Graph linking algorithmic product features to Section 230 defect exceptions
Section 230 Immunity vs Product Design Defect Evaluator
Test statutory immunity limits under 47 U.S.C. ยง 230(c)(1) vs product liability exceptions
Statutory Immunity Threshold: OVERRIDDEN (Design Defect Exception Prevails)
Following precedent established in Lemmon v. Snap, Inc. (9th Cir.) and AM v. Meta, allegations centered on neutral product features (infinite scroll, biometric filters, push notification frequency) bypass Section 230 because liability stems from duty of care in platform architecture rather than third-party content publishing.
State Filing Density & MDL Remand Status
State Attorney General enforcements vs Federal MDL 3047 Consolidation