Clay Calvert

And that's it.

Did it directly contribute was a substantial factor in causing the harm.

And so there's going to be fights, really, I think, over which platforms were watched, for how long were they watched?

Because we're going to have, as I said, we've got two different defendants now left in this case.

We've got Meta and Google.

We've got YouTube and Instagram as the platforms in question.

There's also a question of pre-existing injury and other contributing factors that may have caused KGM problems.

We don't know.

But I suspect one argument the defendants might say is that

She had other issues already before she watched social media platforms or things.

Think about like the covid pandemic people, minors especially.

Right.

Stressed out a stressful time that there may be multiple variables or factors that intervene or contribute to or cause the injuries that she says she's suffering.

So I think that that's really a great issue or important issue, as he pointed out, is causation.

So it's going to be tough for the plaintiffs to do.

We're going to see battles of the experts on causation.

And that always gets tricky.

Both sides will have experts saying that this caused it or this did not cause it.

And then that's going to be possibly confusing for jurors.

Right.