Beyond D.C. & Brussels: New Mexico's court win empowers it to force Meta changes

Debates concerning the regulation of social media platforms, particularly regarding the safety of children, have traditionally centered around legislative efforts in the U.S. Capitol and at the European Union's headquarters in Brussels. However, a recent jury verdict emanating from a New Mexico district court in Santa Fe has now introduced a new, impactful legal front in this ongoing conversation.

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