Dye Again—U.S. District Judge Jose Linares has granted Clairol’s motion to dismiss a personal injury lawsuit lodged against it by a New Jersey salon owner and her customers, but is giving the plaintiffs through August to “correct the pleading deficiencies” in an amended complaint.
Linares ruled in the hair care product manufacturer’s favor July 30, citing lack of factual evidence, but only dismissed one of six counts—claims of emotional distress and mental anguish—with prejudice.
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