It's been well over three years since seven New Jersey lawyers jointly won the coveted bid to sue the tobacco industry on behalf of the state. It's been eight months since the historic $206 billion national settlement that requires tobacco companies to pay New Jersey $7.6 billion. But it's going to be a while longer before any of the state's lawyers get paid.
July 19, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
It’s been well over three years since seven New Jersey lawyers jointly won the coveted bid tosue the tobacco industry on behalf of the state.
It’s been eight months since the historic $206 billion national settlement that requires tobaccocompanies to pay New Jersey $7.6 billion to compensate for the state’s cost to care for sicksmokers.
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