TikTok creators filming pranks may fail to consider the possibility of serious injuries occurring during their pranks or the possibility of others recreating their videos containing their hazardous acts. Insurance may, or may not, be available to provide coverage, depending on the policy’s language, the type of conduct, and the damages that the policy covers and excludes.

On April 14, 2023, Berger Kahn attorneys Erin Ezra, Heather Whitmore, and Mallory Yumol discuss questions and analysis for determining whether personal insurance policies provide coverage for injuries from TikTok pranks in the Reuters article, “Goodbye, 15 seconds of fame: why TikToks are not trending with insurers.”

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