Rothmans, Benson & Hedges, along with other major tobacco brands, will pay 32.5 billion Canadian dollars, equivalent to $22.73 billion, to settle all smoking-related lawsuits in Canada.

The Tokyo District Court on Aug. 29 dismissed a lawsuit filed by a man who demanded government compensation over an anti-smoking law that he said violates the Constitution. The court ruled that ...

Her innovation? Matching her scarf exactly to her shirting. Fanning donned a black smoking suit that she paired with a butter yellow blouse underneath. Her top featured a standing collar ...

A historic deal that calls for three major tobacco companies to pay out billions in compensation to provinces and territories ...

WILKES-BARRE — A civil lawsuit filed by three residents of the Martin D. Popky B'nai B'rith apartment building in Wilkes-Barre alleges the owner and property manager were negligent in allowing ...

Canadian Cancer Society says that while the settlement is significant, it's not as robust as the U.S. settlement, which put ...

Illinois could make it easier to smoke pot in public, and Iowa moves closer to protecting chemical companies from lawsuits. Host Jim Niedelman gets into that with Scott County Democratic Party ...

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The National Health Insurance Service (NHIS) will file a damages suit against KT&G and other tobacco companies, seeking up to ...

Consumers included in the suit will be paid a sum based on several ... and help adult cigarette smokers kick their traditional smoking habits. At the same time, companies also have to show ...

Different measures being considered by lawmakers in neighboring states 4 the Record broadcast February 16, 2025 ...