Corporate Crime Reporter Morning Minute
Oct 22, 2026 · 1 min · 3 segments
Monday October 19, 2026 Facebook Ordered to Pay $25 Billion
Russell MokhiberHost
Facebook was ordered to pay $25 billion in a case brought by the New Mexico Attorney General.
A New Mexico jury found that Facebook committed 43 million violations of New Mexico law, a staggering number of violations that reflects the scope of the company's unlawful conduct.
This is a historic day for New Mexico and for consumers across the country, said New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres.
These have operated as though their size and influence put them beyond the reach of the law.
A New Mexico jury found nearly 44 million violations of our consumer protection statute, and this penalty order demonstrates that those violations carry real consequences.
Facebook was ordered to pay $25 billion in a case brought by the New Mexico Attorney General.
A New Mexico jury found that Facebook committed 43 million violations of New Mexico law, a staggering number of violations that reflects the scope of the company's unlawful conduct.
This is a historic day for New Mexico and for consumers across the country, said New Mexico Attorney General Raul Torres.
These have operated as though their size and influence put them beyond the reach of the law.
A New Mexico jury found nearly 44 million violations of our consumer protection statute, and this penalty order demonstrates that those violations carry real consequences.
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