A federal judge is calling on parties involved in hair relaxer lawsuits to present a plan for the selection of early bellwether trial cases by November 10.
An Arkansas woman's chemical hair straightener lawsuit says she used the products for decades without being warned they could cause uterine cancer.
Hair relaxer manufacturers are seeking to have the Master Complaint dismissed, saying it fails to identify specific defects in specific products which could have caused plaintiffs' cancer.
A hair relaxer lawsuit filed by a Louisiana woman claims manufacturers failed to warn women of color that they faced an increased endometrial cancer risk from using the chemical straighteners.
A hair relaxer lawsuit blames years of exposure to chemical straighteners for a woman's endometrial cancer diagnosis and subsequent hysterectomy.
A woman diagnosed with uterine cancer after decades of hair relaxer use says she had to undergo a hysterectomy and other procedures to get the cancer under control.
A California woman's hair relaxer perm kit lawsuit claims 30 years of use resulted in the development of uterine cancer.
A UK gender justice group is petitioning L'Oreal to either eliminate hair relaxer cancer risks from its products or remove them from shelves.
A hair relaxing perm lawsuit blames African Pride Olive Miracle and similar chemical straighteners for a woman's uterine cancer diagnosis.
The Dark & Lovely uterine cancer lawsuit blames the presence of toxic chemicals in hair relaxer for the cancer diagnosis.
