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About This Case
The action alleges that the defendants negligently designed, manufactured, marketed, distributed, and sold chemical hair straightening products in Canada without conducting reasonable safety testing or providing adequate warnings about the alleged risk of hormone-related cancers and fibroids. The plaintiffs seek damages on behalf of consumers and eligible family members.
Source: Rochon Genova
Who May Be Eligible
The proposed class includes: (1) all persons in Québec who used the defendants’ hair straightening products (and, where deceased, their heirs and estates), together with specified family members; and (2) all persons in Canada who used hair straightening products manufactured, distributed, and/or imported by L’Oréal Canada Inc. (and, where deceased, their heirs and estates), together with specified family members.
Source: Rochon Genova
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