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A Manhattan Supreme Court judge has dealt a setback to cigarette makers in a legal battle to lower by $1 billion a year industry payments reached under a historic settlement in 1998. The makers claim an explosive growth in illegal Internet cigarette sales makes their participation in the pact unfair and say their claims could be litigated in a single arbitration proceeding. Instead, the judge said, they must proceed in a more cost-intensive, state-by-state litigation.
March 10, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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