The states highest court on Wednesday upheld a $56 million award to the family of a Tewksbury woman who died of lung cancer from smoking cigarettes, rejecting Philip Morris USAs claim that it was entitled to a new trial because jurors were swept away by passion and prejudice. The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the trial judge had ample basis to conclude that jurors were not inflamed by passion or prejudice when they ordered the tobacco company to pay $1 billion in punitive damages to the family of Barbara Ellen Fontaine
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She also had two children, Riley and Benjamin, with her first husband, musician Danny Keough
The chief executive of Philip Morris International, the maker of Marlboro cigarettes outside the US, said his company would stop selling cigarettes in the UK within a decade