Unpacking the Landmark 2026 Social Media Addiction Decisions: The Appellate Perspective

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The landmark 2026 social media decisions did not end in the trial court. This presentation examines how these rulings are being tested on appeal, what appellate courts are scrutinizing most closely, and where the doctrine is likely to land. It covers the key procedural and substantive issues driving appellate review, including challenges to the product defect theory, First Amendment tensions, and the legal weight courts are giving the addiction framing. Attendees will leave with a clear picture of where this litigation stands at the appellate level and what to watch as the law continues to develop.
This OnDemand CLE program earns 1 hour of General credit in California. It aired June 26, 2026 and features Ari Stiller.
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