The Lawyer Holding Big Tech Accountable by ‘Beating the Tar Out of Them’ in Court
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Mark Lanier led the first social media addiction case to go to trial, winning a verdict against Meta and Google in March. It’s just the beginning.
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The Lawyer Holding Big Tech Accountable by ‘Beating the Tar Out of Them’ in Court. Mark Lanier led the first social media addiction case to go to trial, winning a verdict against Meta and Google in March. It’s just the beginning. Covered by 1 publications. Wired: The Lawyer Holding Big Tech Accountable by ‘Beating the Tar Out of Them’ in Court.
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- Wired United States The Lawyer Holding Big Tech Accountable by ‘Beating the Tar Out of Them’ in Court Mark Lanier led the first social media addiction case to go to trial, winning a verdict against Meta and Google in March. It’s just the beginning. 4 h ago · Tier 2
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