Tamari Law Group is investigating cases of kratom-related injury and wrongful death.
What is Kratom?
Kratom is a plant native to Southeast Asia that has become widely available in the United States in teas, capsules, and powders. Marketed as a natural way to boost energy or relieve pain, kratom contains active compounds that interact with opioid receptors in the brain. In recent years, it has been linked to serious health risks, including dependency, overdose, and even wrongful death.
Why Legal Action Matters
Kratom products are often sold without proper warnings or oversight, leaving consumers unaware of the dangers. Families across the country are beginning to take legal action against manufacturers and distributors of kratom for failing to disclose risks, mislabeling products, or promoting kratom as safe when evidence shows otherwise.
Attorney Walid Tamari’s Approach
Based in Illinois, attorney Walid Tamari is focused on holding kratom manufacturers and sellers accountable. With decades of experience in complex litigation and consumer protection cases, Tamari Law Group works to:
- Investigate injuries, addictions, or deaths linked to kratom
- Pursue claims against negligent manufacturers and distributors
- Seek compensation for medical costs, lost wages, and wrongful death damages
- Push for accountability and transparency in the sale of these products
Frequently Asked Questions
Is kratom legal in Illinois?
Kratom is legal at the state level in Illinois but banned in some municipalities, including Naperville and Jerseyville.
Even where it is sold legally, companies can be held liable for marketing dangerous or mislabeled products.
Can I sue a kratom manufacturer or distributor?
Yes. If a product causes injury or death due to failure to warn, mislabeling, or unsafe formulation, legal claims may be possible against manufacturers, distributors, or retailers.
What damages can I recover?
Potential damages include medical expenses, lost income, pain and suffering, and in tragic cases, wrongful death damages.
Do I have to pay upfront legal fees?
No. Tamari Law Group represents clients on a contingency fee basis, meaning you pay nothing unless your case is successful.