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A Los Angeles jury Wednesday awarded more than $3 billion to a lifelong smoker, deciding tobacco giant Philip Morris is responsible for his lung cancer. Jurors found against the tobacco maker on six counts of fraud, negligence and making a defective product, awarding $3 billion in punitive damages and $5.5 million in general damages. "We thought that figure would hurt them, make them stand up and take notice," said one juror.
June 06, 2001 at 12:00 AM
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