New research has shown those who’ve used a hair relaxer or chemical straightener more than 4 times within 12 months are over 150% more likely to be diagnosed with uterine cancer in the future.
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Navigating a lawsuit related to Hair Relaxers use can be complex, which is why having dedicated product liability lawyers by your side is crucial. Here are the key components to consider:
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Act quickly. If you’ve used Chemical Hair Straighteners or Chemical Hair Relaxers and have suffered a cancer diagnosis as a result, you are entitled to compensation.
Contact Rueb Stoller Daniel at 866-279-6253 now if you used a hair straightener product in the past and later received a uterine cancer diagnosis. There may be a direct link, and you may be owed compensation by the manufacturers of these products that failed to warn consumers of the potential risks and dangers.
If you were diagnosed with cancer or another disease after using a hair straightener, you may be entitled to compensation. Victims sometimes want to know more about the legal claims
Judges overseeing mass tort lawsuits, including those involving hair straighteners, usually encourage the parties to settle their cases. While settlements are never required, they should always be explored where possible.
Damages are broadly divided into three categories: economic, non-economic, and punitive. Since punitive damages aren’t available in most cases, economic and non-economic tend to be the major types that victims
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