Keosian Law LLP Hosted Children's Online Safety Town Hall
The event brought together experts to discuss risks involving social media and gaming addiction for local families.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Family
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On September 15, 2026, Keosian Law LLP held a town hall titled Beyond the Screen: Social Media, Gaming & Our Kids at the Republic Venue in Sherman Oaks. The event featured speakers from law enforcement, mental health, and the legal field to address children's safety concerns.
Why it matters
As litigation regarding social media addiction and platforms like Roblox continues, organizers aimed to educate parents on online risks and available legal support. The gathering provided a platform for experts to share insights on the intersection of technology and child wellbeing.
The firm operates a dedicated contact line at (866) 222-2020 for families seeking legal information regarding ongoing litigation. This follows their active involvement in lawsuits targeting addictive online gaming and social media practices.
The players
Keosian Law LLP
This legal firm manages ongoing litigation related to social media addiction and the Roblox platform.
Republic Venue
This is a local event space located in Sherman Oaks that served as the primary site for the town hall.
The details
The town hall utilized a hybrid format, allowing in-person attendance at the Republic Venue and remote access via a Facebook livestream. Panelists from federal law enforcement, the mental health sector, and the legal profession offered professional perspectives on protecting minors in digital spaces.
Timeline
September 15, 2026: Keosian Law LLP hosted the town hall event.
Industry Dynamics
This event reflects a broader trend of law firms taking an active role in public education as they navigate the ongoing multi-district litigation regarding social media platform addiction. It highlights the growing pressure on tech companies to address the mental health consequences of their digital design choices.
Families can utilize the firm's direct contact line at (866) 222-2020 to discuss potential legal support regarding digital addiction. The event recordings remain available to the public to provide ongoing access to the expert advice shared during the panel.
The takeaway
Parents are encouraged to monitor children's online activity and consult with professionals if they suspect digital addiction is impacting their household. Staying informed about legal resources can empower families to seek accountability when tech platforms fail to protect minors.
Further reading
For additional context on how digital trends impact youth, visit the Family section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Ashbarez.
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