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D.B. et al v. DBZ Enterprises LLC et al
Case Number:
8:24-cv-02405
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August 22, 2025
Kratom Co. Says False Ad Addiction Suit Should Be Tossed
The company behind Kryptic Kratom and K-Chill branded supplements is, once again, urging a California federal court to dismiss a lawsuit claiming that it concealed the "opiate-like" addictive nature of its products, arguing that the latest complaint, which now brings RICO claims, is just as weak as the previous ones.
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February 10, 2025
Kratom Co. Says False Ad Addiction Suit Falls Short
The company behind Kryptic Kratom and K-Chill branded supplements is urging a California federal court to throw out a suit alleging it concealed kratom's addictive qualities from consumers, saying the complaint fails to shore up its claims with factual allegations.
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November 06, 2024
Kratom Co. Failed To Warn Of 'Addictive Potential,' Suit Says
The company behind Kryptic Kratom and K-Chill branded supplements was hit with a proposed class action accusing the company concealing the "addictive potential" of kratom, which the suit likens to opioids, morphine and heroin.