Our job is to go after those who make deceptive claims about what is or isn’t in their product or what risks you are or are not exposed to with a treatment or medication they manufacture or prescribe. It’s one thing to take a risk you know you are taking. It’s quite another to have a person or institution, one society imbues with sacred trust and responsibility, to misrepresent or omit the risks you’re taking. We go after the latter.

On the consumer and patient side, you have a right to know that the ingredients and nutritional values on what you purchase and consume are precisely as the label states. You have a right to know what risks you are taking, particularly those to which your personal profile makes you more susceptible. Finally, you have a right to trust that regulators, journals, pharmaceutical manufacturers, hospitals, and prescribing physicians are being forthright with you and that their treatment recommendations come from a place of transparency, competence, and care. Violations of that trust are violations of the sacred rights of informed consent, bodily autonomy, and personal sovereignty. Too few are pursuing accountability for those violations. Narya Law was founded to do just that.

On the honest company side, when another company lies about the content, quality, quantity, or effect of the ingredients in their product, they’re not just harming consumers, they’re also harming you. And it’s also against the law. You may have a claim against them for damages. Doing so has two main effects. First, it compensates you for the business you lost due to deceptive claims you can’t compete with while staying honest. Second, by holding those companies accountable, you are improving the entire landscape for consumers who rarely have the resources, time, or knowledge to recognize when they’re being lied to or effectively fight back if they discover it. It’s the best of both worlds for those who operate in this industry for the right reasons.

Finally, much of the shenanigans in the health space takes place at the intersection of Health Law and Intellectual Property and Information Law. Recognizing this, the founding attorney pursued and obtained a Master of Laws in Health Law and a Master of Laws in Intellectual Property and Information Law, both from a law school ranked in the top ten in the nation for those particular programs. The work to obtain the Masters in IP and Information Law resulted in an elevated understanding of Trademark Law. As such, we are proud to also offer a wide range of trademark and service mark services at competitive rates.

If you believe you may have a claim that aligns with or is adjacent to the mission and services listed above, fill out our Intake Form. Within 48 hours, we will reach back out to you and, if it appears the case is within our wheelhouse, schedule a Discovery Meeting to confirm whether we are the right fit for you. We look forward to hearing from you!