Allan B. Kaiser and Chris Gottfried won $28 million for the family of a dead smoker by linking his two kinds of lung cancer to smoking.
September 17, 2014 at 03:00 PM
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Details: David Ellsworth, a plasterer by trade, started smoking when he was 11.
The native of Providence, R.I., moved to Florida after he was discharged from the Marine Corps after serving in the Korean War. He smoked Lucky Strike, Viceroy and Winston brands, all companies acquired by R.J. Reynolds Co. Ellsworth was married twice and had a daughter, Carrie, with cerebral palsy.
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