But first, a little history. For those not old enough to remember the Marlboro Country ads, let me describe what we saw on our TV screens day and night. A handsome, strong cowboy, dubbed the Marlboro ...

The highest court in Massachusetts has upheld a nearly $37 million judgment for a woman who said she developed cancer after switching to Marlboro Light cigarettes because she thought they were less ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) — When it came to portraying the rugged western outdoorsman who helped transform a pack of filtered cigarettes into the world’s most popular brand, Marlboro Man Eric Lawson was the ...

Massachusetts' highest court ruled Tuesday that cigarette manufacturer Philip Morris USA owes more than $36 million to a Newton woman who started smoking as a teenager and later developed cancer.

The state’s highest court has ordered Philip Morris USA to pay a Newton woman who developed brain cancer from smoking Marlboro Lights cigarettes $37 million, ruling she fell victim to the tobacco ...

Over the last three decades, cigarette makers have stemmed the loss of customers by promoting low-tar, or “light,” cigarettes, enabling countless smokers to switch brands rather than quit. But the ...

As a society, we’ve allowed our hatred of tobacco companies to erode the integrity of our judicial system and the Constitution’s promise of due process. Indeed, in the context of tort law and civil ...

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When it came to portraying the rugged western outdoorsman who helped transform a pack of filtered cigarettes into the world's most popular brand, Marlboro Man Eric Lawson was the real deal. Ruggedly ...