Thursday, August 15, 2013

Juries Still Finding Against Tobacco Companies


Juries are still finding against tobacco companies nearly twenty years after the first verdicts against them and the billion dollar settlements with several States. Last week, a South Florida jury found R.J. Reynolds guilty of engaging in reprehensible and intentionally reckless misconduct for a smoker's death and awarded $37.5 million to the woman's surviving family. The verdict included an award of $22.5 in punitive damages.

For more information on the case, see the below link:





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