Law Practice
Jan. 3, 2009
Lone Objector Holds Up $96M Tobacco Funds
Some $96 million in settlement funds from a smokeless tobacco class action in California is being held up by a lone objector.
Daily Journal Staff Writer Some $96 million in settlement funds from a smokeless tobacco class action in California is being held up by a lone objector. In his complaint, initially filed Jan. 25, in San Francisco Superior Court, Sean Hull argued the settlement "unfairly discriminates" against those who bought fewer than 30 cans of U.S. Smokeless Tobacco in California. Cy Pres Fund It all started eight ...
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