Smoker Knew Risks of Cigarettes, Argues RJR Attorney
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Mark Belasic, representing R.J. Reynolds, tells jurors Mary Cooper smoked for decades without a committed effort to quit until after her 2001 larynx cancer diagnosis. Cooper is suing Reynolds, claiming a decades-long scheme to hide the dangers of smoking led to her laryngeal cancer.
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