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Kratom wrongful death cases keep piling up - Vimarsana News

Kratom wrongful death cases keep piling up

As the U.S. grapples with the popularity and potentially adverse health consequences of kratom, some attorneys are leading the charge against the plant in the courts—and more wrongful death cases are likely on the way.

Kratom brands have been found liable in wrongful death lawsuits, but can plaintiffs lawyers collect? - Vimarsana News

Kratom brands have been found liable in wrongful death lawsuits, but can plaintiffs lawyers collect?

Big court victories in recent wrongful death cases involving kratom underscore a reality of civil litigation: collecting on judgments can be equally as challenging as winning a case on the merits before a judge or jury.

Examining kratom's growing controversy, use in U.S. - Vimarsana News

Examining kratom's growing controversy, use in U.S.

In Part 1 of a new series of articles around kratom, Natural Products Insider explores why the plant is grabbing so much attention.

Cowlitz County family awarded millions after wrongful death lawsuit over popular herbal supplement Kratom - Vimarsana News

Cowlitz County family awarded millions after wrongful death lawsuit over popular herbal supplement Kratom

A Cowlitz County jury earlier this month awarded $2.5 million to a Castle Rock family over a wrongful death lawsuit after a 39-year-old man with back pain died from ingesting a popular marketed …

Castle Rock family awarded millions after wrongful death lawsuit over popular herbal supplement Kratom - Vimarsana News

Castle Rock family awarded millions after wrongful death lawsuit over popular herbal supplement Kratom

The Cowlitz County coroner reports the man died of "toxic effects of Mitragynine (Kratom)," but the marketed supplement is still sold in convenient stores throughout the area.

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