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Hair Relaxer Lawsuit

Women are filing lawsuits after chemical hair relaxers caused uterine, ovarian, and breast cancer.

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Hair Relaxer Cancer Lawsuit

What is the Hair Relaxer
Lawsuit about?

The Hair Relaxer Lawsuit is a mass tort case against companies like L’Oréal, Strength of Nature, and Namaste Laboratories, which manufacture popular products such as Dark & Lovely, Just for Me, ORS, and Motions. Women across the U.S. are filing claims after developing serious health conditions including uterine cancer, ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer, and fibroids linked to long-term use of these chemical hair straighteners.

Lawsuits claim these companies failed to warn users about the cancer risks associated with regular use of their products. 

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Frequently asked questions​

What is the latest update on the hair relaxer lawsuit in 2025?

As of mid-2025, the federal MDL No. 3060 continues to consolidate thousands of cases in Illinois. Discovery is underway, and some defendants are beginning to respond to settlement discussions. Plaintiffs are still being accepted, but the window to file may close soon.

As of now, no company has admitted fault. However, legal pressure is increasing, and early-stage settlement talks have reportedly begun in some cases. The courts are urging manufacturers like L’Oréal and Strength of Nature to produce internal safety records.

Yes. Even if you used relaxers years ago, you may still qualify, especially if your diagnosis occurred within the last few years. Contact Noble Tort to see if your case falls within the legal time limits in your state.

That’s okay. Many women used multiple brands over the years. If you recall the type of product, packaging, or common names like “Dark & Lovely” or “Just for Me,” our team can help piece together the details for your claim.

Yes. The lawsuit highlights how Black and Latina women were disproportionately targeted with marketing for these products, often from a young age. Many plaintiffs report regular use starting in childhood or adolescence, increasing long-term exposure risk.

Mass tort cases like this often take time. While there is no guaranteed timeline, the case is progressing through discovery in 2025. If settlements are reached, compensation may begin disbursing in phases, depending on injury severity and claim date.

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Despite growing scientific evidence, the company failed to warn users about the risks. Now, victims are filing claims to seek justice and compensation.

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