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The Alabama Supreme Court has thrown out a $3.4 billion award against ExxonMobil, giving the petroleum giant a second chance to convince a jury that it didn't cheat the state out of millions in oil-drilling lease royalties. The second trial won't include a key piece of evidence presented at the first trial: an opinion letter written by one of the company's in-house counsel, which was admitted into evidence over its lawyers' strenuous objections.
January 29, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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