- Fred Charatan
- Florida
People who smoked “light” cigarettes because they thought that they were less harmful than ordinary ones can pursue their claim of fraud as a class action lawsuit, the US federal judge Jack Weinstein ruled last week. The lawsuit was filed in 2004 against Philip Morris, R J Reynolds, Lorillard Tobacco, British American Tobacco, and others.
“The plaintiffs are entitled to the chance to prove their allegations,” Judge Weinstein …
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