A jury awarded $5 million after deciding a Florida Keys man's heart disease was caused by smoking. It was the first verdict for a Florida smoker not ill with lung disease or cancer.
December 08, 2014 at 12:00 AM
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Jeffrey Sloman and Allan B. Kaiser made history when they obtained a $5 million jury award against the tobacco industry on behalf of for their client Antonio Cuculino of Ramrod Key.
This is the first so-called Engle progeny case where the smoking-related illness was coronary disease rather than the lung disease or cancer found in previous cases.
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