The first state to sue electronic cigarette maker Juul has reached a $40 million settlement ahead of a July 12 trial. The proposed consent decree, announced in court Monday, includes payments that Juul plans to make to the state of North Carolina over six years.
June 28, 2021 at 02:47 PM
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North Carolina, the first state to sue electronic cigarette maker Juul Labs Inc., has reached a $40 million settlement on the eve of a scheduled trial.
The proposed consent decree, announced in court Monday, comes as trial in the case was set for July 12. The deal includes payments that Juul plans to make over six years.
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