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Appellate Practice

Jan. 17, 2004

$9M Tobacco Judgment Nearly Derailed

Notebook - By Peter Blumberg - SAN FRANCISCO - In the case of the incredible shrinking punitive damage award, cancer patient Patricia Henley has already seen a San Francisco jury's $50 million judgment against cigarette maker Philip Morris cut in half, and then slashed again, to $9 million.

        Notebook
        
        By Peter Blumberg
        
        SAN FRANCISCO - In the case of the incredible shrinking punitive damage award, cancer patient Patricia Henley has already seen a San Francisco jury...

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