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A massive $150 million punitive jury verdict in Portland, Ore., against Philip Morris to the estate of a smoker who died of lung cancer may be a harbinger of a new wave of judgments against the tobacco industry. The verdict included $115 million in punitives on the plaintiff's charge that Philip Morris had committed fraud in its marketing of "light" cigarettes by claiming they were safer than regular cigarettes.
April 03, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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