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A lawyer for a man who died of lung cancer after smoking Lucky Strike cigarettes for 43 years delivered an impassioned plea Wednesday to a Brooklyn jury to wield "the sword of justice" and award millions of dollars in punitives. Trying to ward off a huge punitive award, a lawyer for Brown & Williamson Corp., the maker of Lucky Strikes, asked for a more measured approach, telling the jury its "message" had been heard and no further damages were needed to punish the company.
January 08, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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