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Asserting failure to warn consumers about the dangers of smoking prior to a federal law that required packaging warnings, the New York Appellate Division has reinstated claims against several tobacco companies. The court's reversal also upheld claims that manufacturers acted in concert to conceal smoking risks. Miele v. American Tobacco is one of at least 10 pending suits in the geographic area asserting similar claims, said the plaintiff's attorney.
January 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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