Lawyers for a former TWA flight attendant who saw her $5.5 million secondhand smoke verdict decimated by a Miami-Dade judge say they're considering asking for a new trial on damages. On Friday, Circuit Judge Fredricka G. Smith reduced to $500,000 the award the former flight attendant had won after alleging the smoke to which she was subjected in her 27 years as a flight attendant left her with chronic sinusitis.
September 19, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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