"Sometimes juries return $100,000 in punitive damage ... that's not even a traffic ticket to Philip Morris," Celene H. Humphries, an appellate attorney from Spring City, Tennessee, told the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court this week. "We think that the jury's verdict was supported by the evidence. This [verdict] didn't even amount to 17 days of revenue for them—that's shorter than the trial."
'17 Days of Revenue:' State High Court Weighing Record $56M Punitive Damages Award Against Philip Morris
The American Lawyer7 hrs ago
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