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The legal options of foreign governments seeking to hold tobacco companies responsible for the costs of treating sick smokers are quickly narrowing. In affirming the dismissal of a case brought by Venezuela in Miami-Dade Circuit Court, a Florida appeals court apparently undercut more than 20 other suits brought by foreign governments seeking repayment from tobacco companies such as Philip Morris and Brown & Williamson.
November 04, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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