1960: Partners Kiendl and Chandler successfully represent R.J. Reynolds in one of the first products
liability against a tobacco company, Lartigue v. R.J. Reynolds.
Not exact matches
By both outsourcing the misinformation campaign and allowing their scientists to publish research in peer - reviewed journals — where it was available to but largely unseen by the public — the oil companies tried to buffer themselves
against the legal
liability that took down the
tobacco industry.
When most people think of product
liability lawsuits they often imagine faulty kitchen appliances, poor building materials (asbestos), or media - famous lawsuits like those
against the
tobacco industry and McDonald's.