This award is historically significant for several reasons First, as already stated, the $28 billion in damages was the largest ever awarded to an individual plaintiff (in 2000, $145 billion in punitive damages was awarded by a Florida jury, but the case was a class-action with over 500,000 plaintiffs)
Deborah Arnott, the chief executive of Action on Smoking and Health, said: Vapes increase smokers chances of successfully quitting, as do vouchers for pregnant smokers, so these are welcome steps in the right direction, but they are nowhere near sufficient. Concern has been raised that a big push is needed if the pledge to get the nation smoke-free by 2030 equating to getting smoking rates to less than 5% is to be met.
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