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Hawaii high court restores smoker’s $2 million award against Philip Morris
Hawaii's Supreme Court said a plaintiff's own negligence can't reduce damages for a defendant's intentional fraud.
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The Hawaii Supreme Court has made a significant ruling in a case involving a smoker who was awarded $2 million against Philip Morris.
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