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• The Engle verdicts and tobacco litigation: incriminating documents drive the lawsuits, but destination remains uncertain 

  Incriminating documents drive the lawsuits, but destination remains uncertain Incriminating documents drive the lawsuits, but destination remains...

  British Medical Journal, 08/05/00 by Richard A Daynard · More from publication

• Tobacco litigation worldwide 

  Americans who sue the tobacco industry are finally winning their cases for the first time in over 40 years. People have been suing the tobacco...

  British Medical Journal, 01/08/00 by Richard A Daynard · More from publication

• Q: Is Janet Reno's RICO lawsuit against Big Tobacco legally justified? 

  Yes: A pattern of deception is the smoking-gun evidence against cigarette makers. Yes: A pattern of deception is the smoking-gun evidence against...

  Insight on the News, 11/08/99 by Richard A. Daynard · More from publication

• Blowing smoke out of the workplace. (Safe at Home and at Work) 

  The rise in state lawsuits based on health care costs incurred because of tobacco is accompanied by increased efforts by workers to receive...

  Trial, 08/01/96 by Daynard, Richard A.; Gottlieb, Mark · More from publication

• The tobacco industry under fire. 

  A series of damaging events and revelations have created the potential for recent lawsuits against the tobacco industry to achieve unprecedented...

  Trial, 11/01/95 by Daynard, Richard A.; Kelder, Graham E., Jr. · More from publication

• The third wave of tobacco products liability cases. (includes related article on antismoking strategy targeting youths) (Products Liability) 

  Pending litigation against the tobacco industry differs in several respects from that previously filed. One difference is the lack of a blameworthy...

  Trial, 11/01/94 by Daynard, Richard A. · More from publication

• Filter tips: more ways to smoke the tobacco companies - litigation 

  There are a number of strategies yet to be tried in court against tobacco companies. They could be charged with marketing to children, or...

  Washington Monthly, 01/01/93 by Richard A. Daynard · More from publication