Court of Appeals of New York
Adamo v. Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp., 205
In arguing that cigarette companies negligently designed their products by failing to use lower levels of tar and nicotine, Appellants fail to prove the essential claim that regular cigarettes and "light" cigarettes have the same "utility." They did not prove, or even try to prove, that light cigarettes gratify smokers' desires for a certain experience as well as regular cigarettes.
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- Decided 12/16/2008
- Published 12/16/2008
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- Court of Appeals of New York