New Mexico Attorney General sues Snap over child safety allegations

Reuters03-11
New Mexico Attorney General sues Snap over child safety allegations

Portnoy Law said it has opened an investigation into possible securities fraud involving Snap and may file a class action on behalf of investors. The firm said Snap shares fell 27% to close at USD 9.36 on Aug. 2, 2024, following the company’s Aug. 1, 2024, second-quarter results and third-quarter revenue guidance. The firm also cited a New Mexico Attorney General announcement that the state’s Department of Justice filed a lawsuit alleging Snap’s product features and policies facilitate child sexual exploitation material and that the company misled the public about platform safety. More information is available at https://portnoylaw.com/snap-inc.

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