Corporate structure and finances
Business relationships, licensing, invoices, financial records and sworn testimony.
Read investigation →Explore the court evidence
These records include allegations, sworn testimony, expert reports, proposed exhibits and motions. A filed motion is not a court ruling, and the parties dispute the cause of death and responsibility.
Search the original court PDFs →Find exact documents and PDF pages by keyword, company, expert or phrase.Product warnings and labels
What appeared on OPMS packaging and how the parties contest warning adequacy.
Read investigation →Medical evidence and causation
Autopsy, toxicology, disputed explanations for death and expert challenges.
Read investigation →Mitragynine and pharmacology
Opioid receptor activity, 7-OH metabolism, potential cardiac effects and interactions.
Read investigation →FDA compliance and labeling
Regulatory expert opinions, dietary-ingredient questions and defense objections.
Read investigation →Pretrial record and agreed facts
What the parties agreed on, what remains disputed and proposed trial evidence.
Read investigation →Plaintiff's summary judgment filing
Allegations about product safety, warnings and labeling with supporting exhibits.
Read investigation →Defense summary judgment filing
The defendants' arguments and extensive scientific, medical and regulatory exhibits.
Read investigation →Florida medical examiner research
Fatality research posters and a dispute about expert disclosures.
Read investigation →Comparative fault dispute
Whether the defendants could attribute some responsibility to the consumer.
Read investigation →Source: Moller v. Martian Sales, Inc. et al., E.D. Louisiana, No. 2:24-cv-00228. Summaries are not legal findings. Verify the current docket for subsequent rulings.