companies, all with multinational parents, face C$27.25 billion
($27.43 billion) in damages and penalties as the largest civil
lawsuit in the country's history to go to trial started on
Monday.
Monday, March 12, 2012
UPDATE 1-C$27 billion suit vs Big Tobacco starts in Montreal
March 12 (Reuters) - Canada's three biggest tobacco
companies, all with multinational parents, face C$27.25 billion
($27.43 billion) in damages and penalties as the largest civil
lawsuit in the country's history to go to trial started on
Monday. 
companies, all with multinational parents, face C$27.25 billion
($27.43 billion) in damages and penalties as the largest civil
lawsuit in the country's history to go to trial started on
Monday.
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