Meta, YouTube ask judge to toss LA jury verdict in social media addiction case
Summary
Meta and YouTube have asked a judge in Los Angeles to cancel a jury's decision that said both companies were careless in how they designed or ran their social media platforms. They filed appeals hoping the judge will remove the charges against them.Key Facts
- A jury found Meta and YouTube negligent in their platform design or operation.
- Meta and YouTube are asking a Los Angeles Superior Court judge to cancel the jury's verdict.
- The appeals were filed separately but around the same time.
- The judge involved is Carolyn Kuhl.
- The case concerns the impact of social media addiction.
- The companies deny responsibility for causing addiction through their platforms.
- The legal action aims to dismiss the charges from the trial.
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