MDL 3060 Plaintiff Fact Sheets, Drafted From the Medical Record
Upload a plaintiff's medical record. Get a cited draft of the MDL No. 3060 Plaintiff Fact Sheet, plus a checklist of what the record doesn't answer.
MDL No. 3060: the court and the orders
MDL No. 3060 is before Judge Mary M. Rowland in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois (N.D. Ill.).
In re: Hair Relaxer Marketing Sales Practices and Products Liability Litigation
Case Management Order No. 9 (Plaintiff Fact Sheets and Records Authorizations), entered December 19, 2023, governs the Fact Sheet. Case Management Order No. 20, entered June 25, 2025, sets the deadlines for cases refiled or reinstated after a CMO 9 dismissal.
What CMO 9 requires: deadlines and authorizations
- The court's Plaintiff Fact Sheet form runs 30 pages.
- For a case that enters the MDL after December 19, 2023, the Fact Sheet is due 45 days after service of the short-form complaint and receipt of the first defendant's responsive acknowledgment.
- Each plaintiff also signs five blank healthcare authorizations.
- A case refiled or reinstated after a CMO 9 dismissal must serve its Fact Sheet and authorizations within 10 business days.
Warning Letters, Deficiency Letters and the 30-day cure
A Warning Letter or a Deficiency Letter starts 30 calendar days to serve a substantially complete Fact Sheet.
Cases that stay deficient can face an order to show cause, an order compelling production, or dismissal.
How Juris Dynamics drafts the MDL 3060 Plaintiff Fact Sheet
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Step 1
Upload the Record
Your paralegal uploads the raw, unorganized medical record PDF into the Juris Dynamics portal.
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Step 2
We Read, Extract & Cite
We work through the whole record and extract the diagnoses, treatment dates and clinical facts the MDL No. 3060 Fact Sheet asks for. Every fact we fill in is tied to a page citation. If the record doesn't support an answer, the field stays blank and goes on your checklist.
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Step 3
You Review & File
You receive a cleanly formatted draft Plaintiff Fact Sheet with every answer cited, plus a checklist of anything the record didn't answer. Your paralegal reviews the cited evidence, resolves the checklist, and files the final document with the court.
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Every answer cites its page.
Each value we fill in carries the page of the record it came from, so your team can open the source and check it.
Example citation: p. 412
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No guessing.
If the record doesn't support an answer, we leave it blank and put it on your checklist. We never fill a gap with a guess.
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Your team stays in control.
We never contact plaintiffs, hospitals or courts. You get a cited draft and a checklist; your team reviews, approves and files every Fact Sheet.
Questions about MDL 3060 Plaintiff Fact Sheets
Which court handles MDL No. 3060, and which order governs the Plaintiff Fact Sheet?
MDL No. 3060, In re: Hair Relaxer Marketing Sales Practices and Products Liability Litigation, is before Judge Mary M. Rowland in the United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois. Case Management Order No. 9 (Plaintiff Fact Sheets and Records Authorizations), entered December 19, 2023, sets the Fact Sheet's form, deadlines and compliance process. Case Management Order No. 20, entered June 25, 2025, sets the deadlines for cases refiled or reinstated after a dismissal under CMO 9.
When is the Fact Sheet due?
For a case that enters the MDL after December 19, 2023, CMO 9 gives 45 days from service of the short-form complaint and receipt of the first defendant's responsive acknowledgment. A case refiled or reinstated after a CMO 9 dismissal must serve its Fact Sheet and authorizations within 10 business days (CMO 20).
What happens after a Warning Letter or a Deficiency Letter?
A plaintiff who misses the deadline receives an automated Warning Letter from the Third Party Vendor within 30 days of it. A plaintiff whose Fact Sheet is not substantially complete is served a Deficiency Letter by the Designated Defendant. Either letter starts 30 calendar days to serve a substantially complete Fact Sheet. Cases that stay deficient can face an order to show cause, an order compelling production, or dismissal.
Which authorizations go with the Fact Sheet?
Completed authorizations for each healthcare provider (including mental health providers, if applicable) and each employer (if applicable) named in the Fact Sheet, plus five blank healthcare authorizations. A yes to Section II.C.1 adds two blank employer authorizations; a yes to Section V.K adds two blank mental health authorizations.
What does Juris Dynamics deliver for an MDL No. 3060 plaintiff?
A draft MDL No. 3060 Plaintiff Fact Sheet from the plaintiff's medical record, with every answer cited to its page, plus a checklist of anything the record didn't answer. If the record doesn't support an answer, the field stays blank and goes on the checklist. Your team reviews, approves and files every Fact Sheet.
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