N.Y. Supreme Court Rules Consumer Protection Case Against TikTok Will Continue
The New York Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that the state Attorney General's lawsuit against TikTok will continue, the AG office announced. AG Letitia James (D) sued the social media platform last October for alleged violations of consumer protection and product-liability laws (see 2501230015).
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James was pleased with the decision denying TikTok’s attempt to dismiss the case. "In New York and across the country, TikTok challenges have put kids in harm’s way, and countless others are struggling with high rates of anxiety and depression because of TikTok’s addictive features," she said. The youth mental health crisis is hurting families nationwide, and we will continue our efforts to hold TikTok accountable and protect our young people.”