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Cancer victim Richard Boeken decided three years ago that he could settle for $100 million in punitive damages in a suit against tobacco giant Philip Morris USA Inc. But his heirs may not be satisfied with half that amount. On Tuesday, Los Angeles' Second District Court of Appeal ruled that it would grant Philip Morris a new trial on punitive damages unless Boeken's survivors agree to yet another reduction in a judgment that originally stood at a nationwide record of $3 billion in 2001.
September 22, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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