In this tobacco trial, Mary Hunt developed fatal lung cancer after she smoked cigarettes since the early 1960s. Her family sues R.J. Reynolds, claiming that the company is responsible for Hunt's death after concealing the risks of smoking for years.
Attorneys for Hunt's family argue that Reynolds' ads convinced Hunt that smoking would not lead to health issues.
R.J. Reynolds asserts that Hunt knew the risks of smoking, with family and friends warning her to quit.
Verdict for the plaintiff.
Total damages: $4,200,000.
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![]() | 00:00:00 | General Case Activities | ||||
![]() | 00:18:31 | Opening Statement | Rainer, Andrew | |||
![]() | 00:44:44 | Opening Statement | Baker, Emily | |||
![]() | 01:26:56 | End of Session |
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