Sentences with phrase «cigarette manufacturers»

It's like cigarette manufacturers asking pipe manufacturers to do a health study on the effects of tobacco.

Davis Malm attorneys Michael D. Weisman, Thomas Frisardi, Joshua S. Grossman, and Kendra Kinscherf have prevailed over three major law firms and Lorillard, Inc., the third largest cigarette manufacturer in the world, in winning a $ 152 million verdict for the estate of Marie R. Evans and her son, Willie Evans.

He was also co-counsel for the plaintiff in the trial of a precedent - setting victory against Lorillard Tobacco Co., one of the largest cigarette manufacturers in the world.

As far as domestic companies go, Masucci said ETF Managers Group was careful to pick those best suited to benefit from the cannabis boom, like hydroponics company Scott's Miracle Gro or cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris.

And, at the time of the announcement, shares of several major cigarette manufacturers tumbled.

However (and incredibly), we may be on the verge of a vaccine against nicotine addiction — how cigarette manufacturers feel about that is certainly a matter for speculation... A high carbohydrate lunch will make you sleepy and sluggish.

RADIOACTIVE CIGS The article «Radioactive Smoke,» by Brianna Rego, shed more light on cigarette manufacturers and their not so ethical practices.

The Kimmel Cancer Center receives more than $ 2 million for cancer research through the Maryland Cigarette Restitution Fund, established from awards from the multistate lawsuit against cigarette manufacturers.

Phyllis Blaunstein, executive director of nasbe, said that the Tobacco Institute, a Washington - based trade association that represents U.S. cigarette manufacturers, approached the state - boards group with an offer to help develop educational materials for teen - agers; nasbe officials suggested that the institute sponsor the communications booklet.

The issue has surfaced at a time of growing concern over the high rate of smoking - related deaths among Washington's black population, as well as anger nationally over cigarette manufacturers» efforts to entice young blacks and women to smoke.

The executive of one of the leading cigarette manufacturers boasted, «The more they attack us the higher our sales go.»

The challenges of facing up to common - sense reality are as real for today's advisors who refuse to switch to index funds as it is for cigarette manufacturers who still haven't given up the ghost.

«No matter how this process spins itself out,» George Griffin, commercial counselor at the U.S. Embassy in Seoul, told Matthew N. Winokur, public affairs manager of Philip Morris Asia, in a «Dear Matt» letter in January 1986, «I want to emphasize that the embassy and the various U.S. government agencies in Washington will keep the interests of Philip Morris and the other American cigarette manufacturers in the forefront of our daily concerns.»

Put another way, ExxonMobil telling us about modest emissions reductions in its own facilities is a bit like a large cigarette manufacturer telling us it has reduced smoking in its own plants and offices (by a modest amount) even as it continues to market and push cigarettes to everyone else in much larger volumes.

The comparison between cigarette manufacturers and ExxonMobile is egregious.

2012 H 747 An Act Relating To Cigarette Manufacturers Amendment added in Senate to allow Department of Agriculture to promulgate industrial hemp farming rules, but not issue licenses.

He also helped defend a Fortune 500 digital vapor cigarette manufacturer in a patent infringement case by preparing invalidity contentions, helping formulate claim constructions, and assisting with several inter partes review petitions.

Jim Cramer addresses the recent pain in cigarette manufacturers» stocks and shares his outlook on the tobacco business.

When the cigarette manufacturer decides to pull out, the agency is blindsided.

Companies like Grand River Enterprises, a cigarette manufacturer and tobacco processor based in Six Nations, Ont., would like to change that.

«Mad Money» host Jim Cramer addresses the recent pain in cigarette manufacturers» stocks and shares his outlook on the tobacco business.

For years, the cigarette manufacturers employed scientists, for the express purpose of «proving» there was no link between cancer and smoking.

Cigarette manufacturers have taken these actions, even though they have known for years, based on their own secret research, that their products eventually injure or kill consumers when used exactly as intended.

«Prove» isn't a word that gets used in matters of empirical science much unless you are cigarette manufacturer, producer of dioxin, or put lead additives in paint.