This presentation examines the rapidly evolving legal landscape surrounding social media platforms, analyzing recent regulatory developments at both state and federal levels, as well as ongoing litigation against TikTok. The course traces the evolution of social media from an unregulated space to an increasingly scrutinized sector, with particular focus on youth protection, constitutionality, and artificial intelligence content regulation. Through examination of precedent-setting cases and emerging legislation, participants will gain essential insights into current legal frameworks and future regulatory trends. This presentation is designed for attorneys practicing in technology law, privacy, personal injury, and regulatory compliance, this program provides critical analysis of developing social media regulations and litigation trends. Special emphasis is placed on state initiatives protecting minors, federal security concerns, and emerging products liability and wrongful death claims involving social media platforms.
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