“Philip Morris does not appear to contest that its conduct was reprehensible,” Judge Beverly Martin said.
January 20, 2021 at 05:00 PM
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A federal appeals judge said “No” to big tobacco Tuesday, turning down efforts to reverse or reduce a $20 million punitive damages award.
It was one of the last of the Florida Engle-progeny smoking injury cases. The plaintiff, Judith Berger, died while her case was being appealed. Her personal representative, Bernard Cote, took over.
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