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Big Tobacco hailed last week's reversal of the landmark, $145 billion punitive damages award to Florida smokers as the beginning of the end for smokers' class actions. But plaintiffs' lawyers say the industry may yet eat its words. Even if the ruling survives a challenge in the state supreme court, the case has unique characteristics that preclude it from becoming the touchstone for all class actions on behalf of smokers, they assert.
May 30, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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