Tobacco Cos. Should Pay $15M, Smoker's Kids Tell Jury

By Daniel Siegal and Cara Salvatore (February 13, 2020, 7:00 PM EST) -- An attorney for the children of a cigarette smoker who died of lung cancer at age 42 asked a Florida jury during Thursday closing arguments to award them $15 million from Philip Morris and R.J. Reynolds, plus punitive damages, saying the tobacco companies had hurt millions of people for their own profit....

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