Larry Klayman of Freedom Watch filed suit on Aug 30, 2018 against a number of the social media giants, with allegations of violations of the Sherman Act, seeking $1B in damages, while JPB Liberty collects class members for a suit against Facebook and Google for banning ads placed by members of the crypto industry and the DOJ is set to gather 24 State Attorneys General on Sept 25, 2018 to discuss whether social media companies are violating anti-trust laws.
Further information can be found at the links below. Stay tuned for updates following the AG meeting Sep 25 and be sure to follow 
DOJ Invites 24 State AGs to Jeff Sessions Meeting About Breaking Up Google, Facebook
On Thursday [Sep 6, 2018], the Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that nearly half of the state attorneys general would be invited to a September 25 meeting with U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions to discuss whether social media companies are violating anti-trust laws. The DOJ announced the meeting last week, following the congressional testimony of Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey.
https://pjmedia.com/trending/doj-invites-24-state-ags-to-jeff-sessions-meeting-about-breaking-up-google-facebook/
Freedom Watch Files Class Action Complaint Against Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Instagram for Alleged Antitrust Violations and Other Illegalities
Coordinated Discrimination by Media Giants Against Conservatives Alleged As a Sherman 1 Agreement in Restraint of TradeFreedom Watch "announced the filing of a class action lawsuit which, among many counts, alleges that social media giants Google/You Tube, Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Instagram conspired by entering into an explicit or tacit agreement, in parallel to each other, to restrain trade in violation of Section 1 of the Sherman Act. See Freedom Watch v. Google/You Tube et. al (Civil Action Number 18-cv-2030, U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia)."
https://www.freedomwatchusa.org/freedom-watch-files-class-action-complaint-against-google-f
JPB Liberty Crypto Ad Ban Class Action
- JPB Liberty is organising a Class Action against Facebook and Google for banning the advertising of the Crypto Industry.
- This ban was an anti-trust violation which breached Australia's competition and consumer protection law and caused billions of dollars of damage.
- Companies doing business in Australia which engage in anti-trust violations can be sued for worldwide damages in Australian Courts.
- Anyone holding cryptocurrencies or involved in the Crypto Industry can join the Class Action as a Class Member on an anonymous, no win no fee basis.
https://www.jpbliberty.com/JPB Liberty Class Member Sign-Up
https://www.jpbliberty.com/class-member-signup