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Article

20 Jun 2002

Author:
Greg Winter, New York Times

Jury Awards $5.5 Million in a Secondhand Smoke Case [USA]

The nation's biggest tobacco companies [Philip Morris, R. J. Reynolds, Lorillard and Brown & Williamson] suffered their first defeat in a secondhand smoke case this week, and they said yesterday that they would use the setback to challenge a critical ruling governing the $349 million settlement they struck with the nation's flight attendants nearly five years ago